FreeToGenerate.com

Free online tools, generators and reference lists

A growing collection of free tools for text, symbols, colors, codes and more, plus reference lists worth keeping open in a tab. Most of it runs entirely in your browser, and a few tools lean on AI where it actually helps — no sign-up, no watermarks, no paywall at the last step.

Tools

Paste something in, get something back — all in your browser.

Writing & documents

Text tools

Fonts & fancy text

Symbols

Colors

Images & codes

Names & ideas

Dates & time

Calculators & converters

Random & pickers

Word games

  • Wordle solver — find every word that fits your Wordle clues.
  • Anagram solver — unscramble letters into words, blanks included.
  • Word finder — filter 169K words by length and letters.
  • Pangram solver — Spelling Bee words and pangrams from your letters.
  • Typing speed test — and why a "word" is five characters, not a word.
  • FEN parser — validate a chess position, and see which en passant convention wrote it.

AI tools

These call a model on our server, so your text leaves your browser — and each one says so.

Writing & documents

Text tools

Names & ideas

Lists & articles

Reference sets worth looking up, kept complete and correct.

Text tools

  • Language codes — ISO 639 in full — and the twenty languages with two codes.
  • Well-known URIs — All 101 registered /.well-known/ paths — and what sites really serve.
  • Country codes — ISO, domain and dialling codes — and where the three disagree.
  • MIME types — what a server actually sends, and whether the type is real.
  • HTTP status codes — the whole IANA registry, and which codes are not real.
  • File signatures — magic numbers, and where each one is actually written down.
  • Signal numbers — every signal on five platforms — and why 10 is not safe.
  • Well-known ports — all of 0–1023, plus the rows IANA flags as squatted.
  • HTTP headers — all 257 registered fields — and which ones script may set.
  • WebSocket Close Codes — every registered code, and the three that never travel on the wire.
  • ARIA roles — 81 of 139 elements already have one — writing it again is discouraged.
  • Link relations — every rel value — and the element each one actually works on.
  • URI schemes — all 426 registered — and the six your browser parses differently.
  • TLS cipher suites — all 448 — and the Recommended column has four values, not two.
  • Git hooks — all 28, run rather than copied — 11 of them can stop you.
  • Character encodings — all 40 a browser must support — and ascii is not one of them.
  • HTTP methods — all 41, with the third property the registry never records.
  • DNS record types — all 97 from IANA — and the 8 that are not records.

Symbols

  • Emoji shortcodes — GitHub against Slack — they share no name for 23.7% of emoji.
  • Emoji list — every Unicode emoji, searchable — and how long one really is.
  • Currency symbols — every ISO 4217 code, its symbol, and why the symbol is unreliable.
  • Arabic alphabet — all 28 letters in every shape they take, from one code point each.
  • Hebrew alphabet — all 22 letters, their final forms, and their gematria values.
  • Cyrillic alphabet — all 33 Russian letters, their code points, and their Latin lookalikes.
  • Greek alphabet — all 24 letters, their code points, and their Latin lookalikes.
  • ASCII table — all 128, and which of the 33 control codes anything still uses.
  • Unicode blocks — all 346 with their ranges — and they name just 27% of the code space.

Colors

  • Color shades — 220 named shades with hex, RGB, and HSL codes.
  • Shades of red — every named shade of red, with copy-ready color codes.
  • Shades of orange — every named shade of orange, with copy-ready color codes.
  • Shades of yellow — every named shade of yellow, with copy-ready color codes.
  • Shades of green — every named shade of green, with copy-ready color codes.
  • Shades of cyan — every named shade of cyan, with copy-ready color codes.
  • Shades of blue — every named shade of blue, with copy-ready color codes.
  • Shades of purple — every named shade of purple, with copy-ready color codes.
  • Shades of pink — every named shade of pink, with copy-ready color codes.
  • Shades of brown — every named shade of brown, with copy-ready color codes.
  • Shades of gray — every named shade of gray, with copy-ready color codes.
  • Shades of black — every named shade of black, with copy-ready color codes.
  • Shades of white — every named shade of white, with copy-ready color codes.

Dates & time

Calculators & converters

  • Paper sizes — A4 to A10 in mm, inches, points and pixels — and why they fold.

Word games