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28 free online tools for building and shipping websites

Formatters, validators, converters and generators for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JSON, XML and the files search engines read. Every one runs free in your browser with no signup, and when the file is ready you can publish it as a live website on Static.app.

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Frequently asked questions

Are these tools really free?

Yes. Every tool on this page is free to use with no signup, no account, and no usage limit. They are here because they pair naturally with static website hosting, which is the paid product. You can use the tools without ever hosting anything with us.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Every tool runs in the browser you are reading this in. There is nothing to download and no extension to add. Most of them do their work locally on your device, so your file is not uploaded just to be formatted or converted.

Is my code or data uploaded to your servers?

For most of the tools, no: the formatting, minifying, and converting happens in your browser and the file never leaves your device. A few tools have to reach the network to do their job at all, such as DNS Lookup, SSL Checker, and Open Graph Checker, because each one has to go and ask a remote server a question. Each tool page states what it does with your input.

Can I publish the file after using a tool?

Yes, and that is the connection between the tools and the rest of Static.app. Once your file is ready, put it in a ZIP and upload it to get a live website on a free static.domains subdomain with SSL, or on your own custom domain. The uploader takes a ZIP rather than a bare file, and the free tier is a 7-day trial.

Which tool should I use to check my code for errors?

Use HTML Validator for markup that should follow web standards, JSON Validator for JSON that has to parse, and XML Viewer to confirm an XML document is well-formed. If you want to see how a page actually renders rather than whether it is valid, use HTML Viewer or HTML Tester instead.