Free Online Everyday Utilities

Quick answers for health, school, fun, audio and screens — no app to install.

52 free tools · no sign-up · runs in your browser

Health & Fitness

Body metrics, nutrition, training and pregnancy.

School & Grades

GPA, grades and classroom planning.

Everyday Calculators

Age, units, quantities, time and typing.

Random & Fun

Pickers, generators and games for groups and teams.

Name Picker

Spin a wheel to pick a random name. Save rosters, share wheels via URL, run raffles and classroom draws — no account needed.

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Random Number Generator

Generate random numbers in any range. Includes dice roller, coin flip, random name picker, and yes/no generator.

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Random Letter Generator

Pick a random letter A–Z, vowels, or consonants. Configurable count, case, repeats, weighted by English frequency, multi-language alphabets. Single, list, or spinning wheel mode.

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Random Animal Generator

Pick a random animal from a curated database of 500+ species. Filter by class (mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, invertebrates), habitat, region, diet, size, and conservation status. Four modes — Single, Batch up to 50, guess-the-animal Game with progressive hints, and Writing Prompt with six tones. Save up to 100 favorites, export to JSON/CSV/text, share via URL, safe-for-kids by default. 100% in your browser.

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Random Object Generator

Pick a random everyday object from a curated catalog of 400+ items. Five modes — Single, Batch up to 32, Pictionary with timer and reveal, Drawing Prompt that combines object + style + constraint with a 31-Day Drawing Challenge, and printable Scavenger Hunt with checkboxes. Filter by category, size, CEFR level, drawability, location, and scavenger or charades friendliness. Save favorites, share via URL, runs entirely in your browser.

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Pictionary Word Generator

Random Pictionary words with easy/medium/hard difficulty, 10+ categories, hide-word presenter mode, built-in timer, and team scores. No signup.

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City Name Generator

Generate fantasy, real-world, sci-fi, and post-apocalyptic city names from a curated fragment catalog. Eight language flavors for fantasy (Norse, Slavic, Latinate, Anglo-Saxon, Celtic, Arabic-inspired, East Asian–inspired, generic invented), four sci-fi sub-styles, four post-apoc sub-styles, seven real-world traditions with a real-cities deny-list. Climate / era / tone / size metadata per name, optional pronunciation hints, worldbuilding pack mode for coherent regional sets of 2–20 names, save up to 100 favorites, share via URL, runs entirely in your browser.

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Magic 8 Ball

Ask the Magic 8 Ball online — free yes/no answers, fortunes, and decisions in seconds. All 20 classic answers, multiple modes, no signup.

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Planning Poker

Free real-time planning poker for Scrum and agile teams. Start a session, share a link, and estimate story points together — live, peer-to-peer, with no signup and no accounts. Fibonacci, Modified Fibonacci, T-shirt, Powers of 2, Linear, Risk, and custom decks; simultaneous reveal with average, median, mode, spread, consensus and outlier detection; a story queue with Markdown export; facilitator controls (reveal, reset, next/skip, kick, deck switching); reconnection with automatic host migration; and a Solo mode for individual backlog prep. Votes never touch a server — sync runs over WebRTC and a session vanishes when the last tab closes.

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Generators & Planners

QR codes, barcodes, heatmaps and trip plans.

Audio & Screen Recording

Edit audio and record your screen in the browser.

Screen & Monitor Tests

Test, clean and light up your display.

Monitor Test

All-in-one display diagnostic: dead pixels, color accuracy, gradients, sharpness, backlight uniformity, and geometry.

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Dead Pixel Test

Cycle through 8 solid colors to find stuck or dead pixels on any monitor, TV, or phone screen.

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Backlight Bleed Test

Check your LCD or OLED monitor for backlight bleeding and IPS glow using a pure black fullscreen display.

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Refresh Rate Test

Measure your display's actual refresh rate with requestAnimationFrame, test motion smoothness, and compare 60/120/144/240 Hz visually.

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Resolution Test

Detect your browser's effective resolution and DPR, test 1px grid sharpness, and check geometric accuracy with concentric circles.

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Color Gradient Test

Test your monitor for color banding and 8-bit vs 10-bit depth with smooth gradients across grayscale, red, green, blue, and hue channels.

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Black Screen

Pure black fullscreen for OLED backlight testing, burn-in prevention, dark backdrop for photography, and reducing eye strain.

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White Screen

Pure white fullscreen display for monitor cleaning, brightness testing, webcam fill light, and use as a portable lightbox.

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Blue Screen

Pure blue (#0000FF) fullscreen for blue subpixel testing, display color calibration, and photography backdrop.

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Green Screen

Chroma key green fullscreen for virtual backgrounds, video production, and green subpixel color accuracy testing.

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Red Screen

Pure red (#FF0000) fullscreen for red subpixel testing, color channel isolation, night-vision preservation, and photography lighting.

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Screen Cleaner

Disable touch input and cycle white, black, and gray backgrounds to safely wipe dust and smudges off your display.

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Webcam Light

Use your monitor as a soft fill light for Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet with adjustable brightness and color temperature.

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Digital Lightbox

Turn your monitor into a bright tracing light panel with adjustable brightness and color temperature for artists and photographers.

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Focus Mode

Distraction-free fullscreen with a Pomodoro timer, synthesized ambient sounds, and customizable solid-color background for deep work.

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About Everyday Utilities

Not every useful tool fits neatly into a category. This hub collects the quick, practical utilities people search for every day: work out an exact age, check a BMI, set a countdown, test typing speed, pick a random winner, make a QR code or check a new monitor for dead pixels. They load fast, work on phones and need no app or account.

Health & Fitness calculators cover BMI, body fat, daily calories, one-rep max for strength training, pregnancy due dates and swim time conversion between pool lengths. School & Grades tools calculate GPA on different scales, convert between GPA systems, work out the grade you need on a final, and weight assignments correctly — plus classroom helpers for lesson plans, attendance and seating charts.

Everyday Calculators handle age, unit conversion, gravel and landscaping quantities, an online timer and stopwatch, and a typing speed test. Random & Fun tools include a spin-the-wheel name picker, random number, letter, animal and object generators, a city name generator, Pictionary words, a Magic 8 Ball and planning poker for agile teams.

Generators & Planners make QR codes, barcodes, calendar heatmaps and travel itineraries. Audio & Screen Recording tools compress, convert, join and trim audio files and record your screen — all locally. Screen & Monitor Tests help you check a display: dead pixel and backlight bleed tests, refresh rate and resolution checks, solid colour screens, a screen cleaner, a webcam fill light and a digital lightbox for tracing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to install anything to use these utilities?

No. Every utility runs in your web browser on desktop, tablet or phone. There is nothing to download and no account to create.

How is BMI calculated?

BMI = weight in kilograms ÷ (height in metres)². For example, 70 kg at 1.75 m gives 70 ÷ 3.0625 ≈ 22.9, which is in the healthy range of 18.5–24.9. BMI does not account for muscle mass, so the body fat calculator gives a fuller picture.

Are the random generators truly random?

They use your browser's cryptographically secure random number generator (crypto.getRandomValues), so results are unbiased and cannot be predicted — suitable for giveaways and classroom draws.

How do I check my monitor for dead pixels?

Open the Dead Pixel Test, go full screen and cycle through solid red, green, blue, white and black. A dead pixel stays black on every colour; a stuck pixel stays one colour. Try the screen cleaner tools if you are unsure whether it is dust.

Is audio processed on a server?

No. Audio compression, conversion, joining and trimming use WebAssembly in your browser, so your recordings never leave your device.

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