Works offline · Nothing uploaded

Online tools that work offline

Every tool below runs entirely in your browser. Your files, passwords, IDs and pasted text are processed on your device and never uploaded — which is also why they keep working with no internet connection. Try any of them in airplane mode.

109 tools in four groups · how this works and how to verify it

Files: images & PDFs

The file you drop in is opened by your own browser. It is compressed, cropped, merged or redacted on your device and downloaded straight back — no server ever holds a copy.

Passwords, keys & encryption

Passwords, one-time codes, hashes and encrypted text are generated with the Web Crypto API built into your browser. Nothing is transmitted, so there is nothing to intercept or log.

IDs, tax numbers & wallet addresses

Checksums for IBANs, national IDs, tax numbers and crypto addresses are pure arithmetic. The number you paste is validated on the page and never sent anywhere — which is exactly what you want for data this sensitive.

Text, code & data you paste

Formatters, converters and text utilities run as plain JavaScript on the page. Paste a private JSON payload, a draft, or a config file: it stays in your tab.

Everything else runs locally too

Calculators, unit and currency converters, timers and generators are listed above only when they handle something sensitive — but all 240+ tools on this site follow the same rule: the work happens on your device. Browse the full collection →

Verify it yourself in 20 seconds

  1. Open a tool — the Image Compressor is a good first test.
  2. Switch on airplane mode or unplug your network.
  3. Run the tool. It still works, because nothing needs to reach a server.

Prefer hard evidence? Open your browser's DevTools Network tab while you work: no request carries your file. The why-local page explains the architecture in detail.

FAQ

Do these tools really work without an internet connection?

Yes. A tool page needs a connection to load the first time; after that, all processing happens on your device, so it keeps working if you go offline. Momo Tools is also installable as an app and caches the tools you have opened, so they are ready even before you are back online.

Are my files or inputs uploaded anywhere?

No. Files, passwords, IDs and pasted text are processed inside your browser using the Canvas, WebAssembly and Web Crypto APIs and are never sent to a server. The site only fetches static assets such as pages, fonts and translation dictionaries.

Why do most online tools upload your files?

Because processing on a server is the traditional way to build a web tool, and because a server that sees your files can also enforce size limits, add watermarks and collect data. Modern browsers are powerful enough to do the same work locally, which removes the need for an upload in the first place.

Is working offline the same as being private?

Offline capability is the simplest proof of privacy: if a tool finishes its job with your network switched off, it cannot have uploaded anything. That is why we suggest testing any tool, ours included, in airplane mode.

Is there a file size limit?

Only the memory of your own device. There are no server-side caps, no paid tiers to unlock larger files and no watermarks on the output.