What Is a QR Code and How Does It Work?
Learn how QR codes store data, how scanners read them, why error correction and borders matter, and what a QR code reveals about privacy.
LeetTools articles
Solve real file and developer-tool problems with focused LeetTools guides, clear limitations, local-processing options, and links to the relevant browser tools.
Generators
Create QR codes, strong passwords, memorable passphrases, and unique usernames locally in the browser.
Learn how QR codes store data, how scanners read them, why error correction and borders matter, and what a QR code reveals about privacy.
Learn what actually makes a password strong—length, randomness, and uniqueness—and generate one locally with the LeetTools Password Generator.
Compare passphrases and passwords by entropy, memorability, and where each fits. Decide based on how the credential will be stored and typed.
Create a memorable passphrase from random words, generated locally in your browser. Learn how word count, capitalization, and separators affect strength.
Choose a username that keeps your accounts separate. Learn how names, birth years, and repeated handles reveal identity, and generate random ones locally.
Archive Files
Extract, convert, create, and troubleshoot common archive formats with practical browser-based workflows.
Open 7Z files on Mac with Archive Utility, a local browser extractor, or a desktop app. Compare options for previews, passwords, and split archives.
Convert 7Z to ZIP on Mac with a local browser tool, 7-Zip commands, or a GUI app. Compare password support, metadata changes, and memory limits.
Open RAR files on Mac without installing an app, or choose a desktop extractor for regular use. Learn about passwords, multipart archives, and browser limits.
Create a password-protected ZIP on Mac with a browser tool, Terminal, or a GUI app. Compare AES, ZipCrypto, recipient compatibility, and local processing.
Images
Batch convert, resize, arrange, and combine common image formats with practical browser-based workflows.
Combine screenshots horizontally, vertically, or in a grid. Set spacing and image scale, choose export bounds, and save one PNG, JPEG, or WebP.
Batch convert PNG, JPEG, WebP, and AVIF images to WebP with shared batch settings. Adjust quality or maximum dimensions, then download files or one ZIP.
Convert still WebP images to PNG, retain transparency, and optionally resize a batch. Compare browser conversion, desktop editors, and dwebp commands.
Network
Inspect browser network activity and region signals, and redact supported secrets from HAR files before sharing.
Chrome’s default HAR export already drops Cookie and Authorization. Query tokens such as access_token and password fields in JSON can remain. Compare Chrome, Firefox, and a local sanitizer.
Use Chrome or Edge DevTools to see what data a website sends. Real screenshots explain file uploads, request payloads, and form data sent before submission.