# siteb.biz > 15 independent guides to free online tools, plus five browser-based tools and a directory of independent mini projects, in twelve languages. Every tool runs on the visitor's device; nothing is uploaded. Contact: contactmail.bsam@gmail.com Languages: en (https://siteb.biz/), de (https://siteb.biz/de), es (https://siteb.biz/es), fr (https://siteb.biz/fr), hi (https://siteb.biz/hi), id (https://siteb.biz/id), it (https://siteb.biz/it), nl (https://siteb.biz/nl), pl (https://siteb.biz/pl), pt (https://siteb.biz/pt), sv (https://siteb.biz/sv), tr (https://siteb.biz/tr) ## Guides (https://siteb.biz/guides) - [Calculating Exact Age: Free Online Tools and the Leap-Year Problem](https://siteb.biz/guides/how-to-calculate-exact-age): Learn how to calculate exact age in years, months and days, why the 365.25 shortcut fails, and when to use free online tools versus a spreadsheet or solicitor. — Dates and time, Reviewed 2026-08-09. - [Working Days, Business Days and Free Online Tools: A Deadline Guide](https://siteb.biz/guides/working-days-explained): Learn what 'five working days' really means, why public holidays break automatic counts, and how to set deadlines no one can misread. — Dates and time, Reviewed 2026-08-09. - [Days Between Two Dates: Why Free Online Tools Can Get It Wrong](https://siteb.biz/guides/days-between-two-dates): Learn to count days between two dates accurately, know when browser calculators help, and why notice periods, interest and deadlines need more than a calendar. — Dates and time, Reviewed 2026-08-09. - [Digital Business Cards: vCard, QR Codes and Free Online Tools Compared](https://siteb.biz/guides/vcard-and-contact-sharing): Learn which vCard fields phones import cleanly, when a vCard QR beats a link QR, and how to share contacts without oversharing. — QR codes and sharing, Reviewed 2026-08-08. - [How to Share a Wi-Fi Password Using Free Online Tools](https://siteb.biz/guides/share-wifi-password-safely): Learn how to share a Wi-Fi password safely using free online tools, phone features, and guest networks for homes, cafés and holiday lets. — QR codes and sharing, Reviewed 2026-08-08. - [QR Codes: Why Yours Will Not Scan and Which Free Online Tools to Trust](https://siteb.biz/guides/qr-code-guide): A practical guide to QR code error correction, print sizing, and the risks of dynamic short-link services, so you choose the right free online tools. — QR codes and sharing, Reviewed 2026-08-08. - [Are Free Online Tools Safe? A Checklist Before You Paste](https://siteb.biz/guides/is-this-free-online-tool-safe): Use this quick checklist to find out whether a free online tool uploads your data and how its terms let it use what you paste. — Passwords and privacy, Reviewed 2026-08-07. - [Password Managers: What They Solve, When Free Online Tools Fail](https://siteb.biz/guides/password-manager-basics): A guide to what password managers protect you from, how vault breaches differ from plaintext leaks, and when a free online tool is the wrong choice. — Passwords and privacy, Reviewed 2026-08-07. - [How Strong Does a Password Need to Be? A Free Online Tools Guide](https://siteb.biz/guides/how-strong-should-a-password-be): Learn how password entropy, length, and real attacker methods determine strength, and when free online tools are enough—or when you need a password manager. — Passwords and privacy, Reviewed 2026-08-07. - [Free Online Tools for Title Case, Sentence Case and Cleanup](https://siteb.biz/guides/text-case-and-cleanup-guide): Learn how to fix title case, strip invisible characters and normalise whitespace from pasted text before it breaks your CMS or spreadsheet. — Text tools, Reviewed 2026-08-06. - [URL Slugs: Write Web Addresses That Last with Free Online Tools](https://siteb.biz/guides/url-slug-basics): Learn what a URL slug is, why it is not just a hyphenated title, and how to build web addresses that stay correct after years of links and search indexing. — Text tools, Reviewed 2026-08-06. - [Why Free Online Tools Give Different Word Counts for the Same Text](https://siteb.biz/guides/word-count-guide): Learn why the same paragraph returns different word and character counts across tools, and how to pick the right counter for invoices, forms and posts. — Text tools, Reviewed 2026-08-06. - [Converting Files Online: What Free Online Tools Lose](https://siteb.biz/guides/file-format-conversion-guide): A no-nonsense guide to what free online file converters really discard, which formats are lossy, and when to keep your documents off the web. — Converters, Reviewed 2026-08-05. - [Metric vs Imperial: A Practical Guide for Users of Free Online Tools](https://siteb.biz/guides/metric-vs-imperial-explained): A practical guide to metric and imperial units that share a name but not a size, with a comparison table, conversion rules, and common traps. — Converters, Reviewed 2026-08-05. - [Unit Conversion: A Practical Guide to Free Online Tools](https://siteb.biz/guides/unit-conversion-guide): Learn how conversion factors work, when a free online converter is safe, and which jobs need a spreadsheet, native app or professional instead. — Converters, Reviewed 2026-08-05. ## Topics (https://siteb.biz/topics) - [Converters](https://siteb.biz/topics/converters): Units, measurements and file formats: which free online tools actually convert correctly, where rounding quietly ruins a result, and why metric and imperial disagree about a "ton" and a "pint". — 3 guides. - [Text tools](https://siteb.biz/topics/text-tools): Word counts, character limits, case conversion and clean URLs. What every counter measures differently, and why the number your editor shows is not the number a client is paying for. — 3 guides. - [Passwords and privacy](https://siteb.biz/topics/passwords-privacy): How long a password really needs to be, why a passphrase beats a clever substitution, and how to tell a free online tool that respects your data from one that quietly collects it. — 3 guides. - [QR codes and sharing](https://siteb.biz/topics/qr-and-sharing): What a QR code can and cannot hold, how to share a wifi password without reading it out loud, and the mistakes that produce a code nobody can scan. — 3 guides. - [Dates and time](https://siteb.biz/topics/dates-and-time): Working days, deadlines, ages and time zones — the arithmetic that looks trivial until a contract depends on it. Written for the calculations people actually get wrong. — 3 guides. ## Projects in this directory (https://siteb.biz/) - [Unit Converter](/tools/unit-converter): Length, weight, temperature, speed, area and volume in one box — with every unit shown at once. - [Text Toolkit](/tools/text-toolkit): Word and character counter, case conversion, slug generator and duplicate line removal. - [Password Generator](/tools/password-generator): Strong passwords and memorable passphrases, generated in your browser with real randomness. - [QR Code Generator](/tools/qr-code-generator): Turn a link, a wifi network or a contact card into a QR code you can download as a PNG. - [Date & Age Calculator](/tools/date-age-calculator): Days between two dates, exact age, working days, and adding or subtracting time. - [File & Format Guides](/topics/converters): Which format to convert to, what each conversion loses, and when not to convert at all. - [Privacy Basics](/topics/passwords-privacy): Plain-language guides to passwords, two-factor login and the data a free tool can see. - [Writing & Editing](/topics/text-tools): Counting, formatting and cleaning up text before it goes to a client or a CMS. - [Sharing & Links](/topics/qr-and-sharing): QR codes, short links and the safe way to hand someone your wifi or your contact details. - [Dates & Planning](/topics/dates-and-time): Deadlines, working days, ages and the date arithmetic that spreadsheets get subtly wrong. ## Free online tools (https://siteb.biz/tools) - [Unit & Measurement Converter](https://siteb.biz/tools/unit-converter): Convert length, weight, temperature, speed, area and volume between metric and imperial units — and see the same value in every other unit at the same time, so you can pick the one you actually wanted. - [Text Toolkit](https://siteb.biz/tools/text-toolkit): Count words and characters, change case, build a clean URL slug, remove duplicate lines and tidy up whitespace. Paste the text in and everything happens on your device — nothing is uploaded. - [Password & Passphrase Generator](https://siteb.biz/tools/password-generator): Generate a strong random password or a memorable passphrase, with an honest strength reading in bits of entropy rather than a coloured bar. Generated in your browser with cryptographic randomness. - [QR Code Generator](https://siteb.biz/tools/qr-code-generator): Turn a link, a piece of text, a wifi network or a contact card into a QR code and download it as a PNG. Generated in your browser, so the address you encode never reaches our server. - [Date & Age Calculator](https://siteb.biz/tools/date-age-calculator): Work out the days between two dates, your exact age in years, months and days, the number of working days in a period, or the date a given number of days from now. ## Frequently asked questions ### Are these free online tools really free? Yes, and free in the sense people usually mean: no account, no email address, no trial that expires and no feature held back for a paid tier. Every tool on this site opens and works immediately. There is no advertising on the pages either, which is unusual for a free tool site and worth stating plainly. This is a directory rather than a business built on your attention: the tools exist because they are cheap to run when the work happens in your browser instead of on our servers. ### Is anything I type uploaded to your server? No. All five tools are JavaScript that runs on your device — the text you paste into the word counter, the password the generator makes, the wifi password you encode into a QR code and the dates you enter are never transmitted to us, never stored and never logged. You can verify this yourself: open your browser's network tab and watch that nothing is sent while you use a tool. It is also why the tools need JavaScript on. A server-side version would have to receive your data first, which is exactly what we are avoiding. ### What is the difference between the tools here and the projects in the directory? The five tools on this site are ours: we built them, we maintain them, and they run on this domain. The directory below the search box lists independent mini projects, each with a single job and its own subdomain. We check that a listed project is free, works without a login and does not upload what it could process locally — but we do not run it and we do not take a cut of anything it does. If a listed project stops meeting those criteria, we remove it. ### How do I get my own tool listed? Use the "list your project" form. Tell us what the tool does in a sentence, who it is for, and which subdomain you would like. We look at four things: it must be usable without an account, it should do one job properly rather than nine vaguely, it must not upload data it could process locally, and it must work on a phone. Listing is free, there is no exclusivity, and we translate your card into all twelve languages. We reply either way, including when the answer is no. ### Which language is this available in? Twelve: English, German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Swedish and Turkish. That covers the whole site, not just the front page — every tool label, every option in every dropdown, every result sentence and every guide. The language switcher keeps you on the page you were reading rather than dumping you back on the home page, and your choice is remembered in your browser without a cookie banner, because it never leaves your device. ### Can I use these tools for something that matters? For everyday work, yes — that is what they are for. But treat them as information rather than advice: a unit conversion for a recipe is one thing, a unit conversion in an engineering tolerance is another, and a date calculation that a contract depends on should be checked against the contract's own definition of a "day". The password generator is the exception in one direction: it uses your browser's cryptographic randomness and is genuinely suitable for real passwords. Everything else is a calculator, and a calculator does not know what you are using it for.