How I Built “Batch Toolkit” — A One-Stop Web Utility Site for Developers & Creators

Batch Toolkit — Sun, 02 Nov 2025 22:16:43 +0000

Hey devs 👋

I’m excited to share a side-project I recently launched: Batch Toolkit — a clean, free web toolkit that bundles many of the small utilities I find myself using again and again:

Base64 Encoder/Decoder
JSON Formatter
Image Converter & Compressor
Password & Hash Generators
TOTP Generator
QR Code & Barcode Generator
URL Encoder, Case Converter …and more

Why I built it

As a full-stack developer I was constantly hopping between half a dozen tools to do simple tasks like “convert image format”, “generate a secure password”, or “encode a string to Base64”. That felt inefficient. I wanted a single home where I could launch the tool, do the job, and then move on. So I built that home — and if it helps even one other person avoid tab overload, I’ll call it a win.

What makes it different

Minimal UI & no login for basic use — get in, get it done.
Client-side where possible — many tools run fully in browser, so your data stays local.
Categorised navigation — Text Tools, Image Tools, Security Tools, Web & Network Tools — makes it easy to discover the right tool.
Built with devs in mind — whether you’re a developer, designer, or content creator, the tools are tailored for tech workflows.

What I’m looking for

I’d love your feedback:

Which tool do you use the most?
What’s missing from your utility toolbox?
Any UX niggles (slow load, awkward UI) you see?

If you like what you see, check out Batch Toolkit and bookmark it. If you don’t find something you need — tell me and I’ll try to add it in the next sprint.

Thanks for reading, and happy tooling 🎯

Forem: Batch Toolkit

I created a new toolbox website called Batch Toolkit.