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Free widgets for your website

Put a working tool on your own pages with two lines of code. Each widget runs in your visitor's browser, so their files are not uploaded, and the free Starter plan includes 1,000 uses per tool each month.

Available widgets

How it works

  1. Choose a tool

    Pick one of the widgets above and open its page to try the live preview.

  2. Make it yours

    Choose light or dark and a few options in the live preview. Sign in only when you save, then enter your website address. No DNS record or file needed. Pro and Business also add your own logo.

  3. Copy and paste

    Copy your one block of code and paste it into your page in WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace or plain HTML.

Step by step instructions for each platform are in the installation guides.

Plans

  • Starter

    Free

    • 1,000 uses per tool each month
    • Ads may appear below the tool
  • Pro

    $19 per website per month

    • 7,000 uses per tool each month
    • No ads
  • Business

    $39 per website per month

    • No monthly use limit for browser-based tools
    • No ads

Prices are in USD. Allowances apply to each tool separately and reset on the first day of each month at 00:00 UTC. Compare plans

Questions about website widgets

Are my visitors' files uploaded?

No. Every widget listed here processes files in the visitor's browser, the same way the tools on toolsdocks.com do.

Is there a toolsdocks logo inside the widget?

No. The widget carries no toolsdocks logo or watermark on any plan, including the free Starter plan.

What counts as one use?

One successful operation, for example one merge run or one converted batch. Trying settings and previews does not count. Starter includes 1,000 uses per tool each month.

What happens when the monthly allowance runs out?

The widget shows visitors a short neutral message until the allowance resets on the first day of the next month at 00:00 UTC, or until you upgrade.

My website builder does not allow scripts. Can I still add a widget?

Often yes. Each widget also has a fixed-height iframe code. The installation guides list what each platform supports.