Embeds

Put any of our tools on your own page

Pick a tool, copy one line of HTML, paste it into your page. The tool runs in your visitor's browser exactly as it does here — nothing they type is sent to a server, and there is no API key to manage.

Build your snippet

Live preview

This is the real widget, loaded from the same URL your snippet will use.

What you get

Free, with no key

No API key, no account, no quota. The work happens on your visitor's machine, so serving it costs us almost nothing.

Nothing leaves the browser

Every tool is a plain JavaScript file. What your visitors paste is never uploaded — not to your server, and not to ours.

Fits your layout

The frame reports its own height, so there is no inner scrollbar and nothing to guess. It also reads your page's background and matches light or dark.

Ten languages

English, 简体中文, 日本語, 한국어, Español, Português, Deutsch, Français, Русский and العربية, with right-to-left layout for Arabic.

The only conditions

  • Keep the “Service provided by ToolkitsApp.com” line visible.
  • Load the widget from toolkitsapp.com rather than copying its code onto your own domain, so you get fixes and new tools automatically.
  • Do not cover, crop or hide the credit link with your own markup.
  • Everything else is fine, commercial sites included.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an API instead?
No, and deliberately so. Every tool here is a JavaScript file that runs in the browser; there is no server-side implementation to expose. An embed gives you the same result with no key to rotate, no quota to watch and no network latency.
Does the embed slow my page down?
The frame is lazy-loaded, so a widget below the fold costs nothing until the visitor scrolls to it. The loader script itself is about 4 KB.
Can I change the width?
The widget fills whatever container you put it in. Add data-max-width="760" to cap it on wide screens.
Which tools can I embed?
All of them. Pick any tool from the list above; the snippet has the same shape for every one.
Can I remove the credit line?
No. The embed is free precisely because that line is in it.