FindUtils
Browser utilities for JSON, images, PDFs and other small tasks, with optional API and MCP access.
FindUtils brings small utilities into one browser interface: formatting JSON, working with PDFs, converting files and adjusting images. The site currently advertises 463 tools across 15 categories. That is the provider’s catalogue count, not the number independently tested by CoderHype.
A working tool, not just a directory entry
We tested its JSON Formatter with a small sample containing a string and an array. It returned formatted JSON and a valid-JSON indicator without requiring an account. Other listed utilities include image compression, PDF merging and text conversion.
The site says most tools process input in the browser, but that promise should not be extended to every service. Lookup tools may send requests, and REST API or MCP calls send their supplied input to FindUtils for processing. The pages also disclose analytics and advertising.
API and MCP access are separate from the free browser tools and require an API key. The useful proposition is a consistent place for routine one-off jobs; reliability and data handling still need to be assessed for the particular tool being used.
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