AI Tools

AI chat, image, ebook, agent, and document-OCR tools. Cloud-backed tools call Mistral or Google Gemini — the provider is named on each tool page and their privacy policy applies once your prompt or file reaches their server. Two tools run locally in your browser and transmit nothing: text-to-speech and background removal. A browser-based Tesseract OCR path also exists at /convert/ocr; the higher-accuracy AI Document OCR at /ai-tools/document-ocr uploads to Mistral for processing.

Optional local-model path: install Ollama and the chat stays entirely on your machine. See editorial policy for how we frame AI disclosures.

Quick Answer

A set of AI tools for chat, ebook writing, image generation, AI agents, OCR, and text-to-speech. Cloud-backed tools call third-party providers (Mistral, Google Gemini) whose policies govern your prompts; browser-based tools (TTS, background removal) run locally via WebAssembly. The provider is disclosed on each tool page. Free to use.

How It Works

1

Pick the tool that matches your task (chat, image, ebook, etc.)

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Read the provider disclosure at the top of the page

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Run the tool; download or copy the output when done

Key Facts

  • Chat, ebook, image, agent, OCR, humanizer, and TTS tools in one place
  • Provider is disclosed on each tool page (Mistral, Google Gemini, or local Ollama)
  • Browser-based tools (text-to-speech, background removal) run on your device with no server calls
  • Optional local-only path via Ollama for chat — nothing leaves your machine when used
  • No account required for any tool

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the AI tools really free?

Yes. Every tool is free to use, supported by ads. Cloud-backed tools have per-day usage limits from their providers, which are shown on each tool page.

Which provider is behind each tool?

OCR uses Mistral. Image generation uses Mistral models. Headshots use Mistral vision AI. The humanizer uses Mistral. Text-to-speech and background removal run locally in the browser via WebAssembly. The exact provider is named at the top of each tool page.

Do my prompts stay private?

Browser-based tools never transmit your input. Cloud-backed tools send your prompt to the named provider — once it reaches their server, their privacy policy applies. I do not retain prompts on my own infrastructure. For maximum privacy, use the local Ollama chat option.

How is this different from ChatGPT or Claude?

This is not a chat product. It is a set of narrow tools built around specific workflows (ebook writing, OCR, image generation, etc.). If you want a general-purpose assistant, ChatGPT or Claude.ai are better fits. If you want a single-file, single-task tool with a disclosed provider and no lock-in, the tools here are purpose-built for that.