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Free AI utilities: token counter, LLM cost calculator, screenshot to code, handwriting OCR, alt text, content detection, resume scoring, and image analysis. No signup.
AI Image Analyzer
Free AI image analyzer: upload any photo for analysis. Profile review, object identification, calorie estimates, or custom prompts.
Identify Anything From a Photo
Identify plants, animals, objects, landmarks, and products from a photo. You get a confidence level, key visual features, and a practical next step.
Photo Calorie Estimator
Upload a meal photo and get rough calorie and macro estimates for protein, carbs, and fat. Each estimate comes with a clear disclaimer.
AI Resume Analyzer
Free AI resume analyzer and ATS checker. Upload PDF/DOCX for compatibility scores, keyword gaps, and CV improvement tips.
Token Counter
Exact OpenAI tiktoken counts (o200k_base & cl100k_base) plus Claude, Gemini, and DeepSeek estimates. Token preview included. 100% browser-side.
LLM Cost Calculator
Compare OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, and DeepSeek API costs from tokens or pasted text. Cache hits, batch discounts, and sorted model tables. 100% browser-side. No signup.
Screenshot to Code
Convert UI screenshots into HTML+Tailwind, React+Tailwind, Vue SFC, or vanilla HTML/CSS. Preview and copy the result. Free, no signup.
Image to Text (OCR)
Free AI image-to-text OCR for receipts, signs, screenshots, documents, handwriting, and whiteboards. Export as plain text, Markdown, or LaTeX. Handles messy scripts better than basic Tesseract-style OCR.
AI Alt Text Generator
Generate image alt text for SEO, WCAG accessibility, social captions, or decorative images. Get plain text, HTML attributes, and Markdown in one shot.
WCAG Alt Text Checker
Write WCAG-oriented alt text for screen reader users from any photo. You get plain text, an HTML alt attribute, and Markdown in one click.
AI Content Detector
Check whether text was written by AI or humans. Flags patterns common in ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI writing.
Popular Use Cases
For Developers & Designers
- •Turn UI screenshots into HTML or React code
- •Prototype landing pages from mockups
- •Speed up front-end handoff from design files
For Students & Researchers
- •Digitize handwritten lecture notes
- •Convert whiteboard photos to text
- •Extract math equations as LaTeX
For SEO & Web Teams
- •Write WCAG-friendly alt text at scale
- •Generate social captions from product shots
- •Flag decorative images for empty alt
For Educators & Content Creators
- •Detect AI-generated student submissions
- •Review AI probability scores on drafts
- •Check whether text looks AI-written
For Job Seekers
- •Score a resume for ATS systems
- •Get keyword recommendations
- •Improve achievement descriptions
For Professionals
- •Analyze profile pictures for professionalism
- •Get image insights for presentations
- •Extract information from images
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate are the AI detection tools?
Accuracy depends on the tool and the input. AI Content Detector scores whether text reads as AI-written using linguistic patterns. It returns a probability, a confidence level, and the indicators behind the score. Treat it as a signal. Well-edited AI text and unusual human writing can both produce borderline scores. AI Resume Analyzer and AI Image Analyzer give scored, structured feedback (ATS compatibility, profile quality, and similar), not a pass/fail verdict. Results come from vision and language models and are meant to guide a decision, such as revising a resume section or checking a suspicious paragraph. Do not use them alone for hiring, grading, or publishing decisions.
Is my data stored or shared?
No. Instant Tools does not store the text, images, or files you submit to any AI tool. Content is sent to an AI provider (primarily Google Gemini, with fallbacks such as Groq or OpenRouter when that tier is busy, and Amazon Bedrock for Screenshot to Code when configured) for one request, then discarded on Instant Tools after the response returns. Each provider's privacy and retention terms govern that processing window. Instant Tools has no model of its own to train. Token Counter and LLM Cost Calculator run entirely in JavaScript in your browser. Nothing is uploaded for those two tools.
Are these tools really free?
Yes. All eight AI tools are free. There is no subscription, no registration wall, no paid plan, and no watermark on results. Shared free-tier AI capacity can briefly return a busy or rate-limit message during a traffic spike. Retrying a minute or two later usually works. Token Counter and LLM Cost Calculator never hit that limit because they compute in your browser and do not call an external provider.
What AI model powers these tools?
Six tools call an AI provider: Screenshot to Code, Image to Text (OCR), Alt Text Generator, AI Content Detector, AI Resume Analyzer, and AI Image Analyzer. Most requests go to Google Gemini Flash first, then fall back to providers such as Groq or OpenRouter when Gemini's free tier is busy. Screenshot to Code can also use Amazon Bedrock when a deployment configures it, which often helps on complex UI screenshots. Token Counter and LLM Cost Calculator stay client-side. They use local tokenizer libraries and published pricing tables, with no AI provider and no network request.
Token Counter vs LLM Cost Calculator: when do I use each?
Use Token Counter when you need token counts. It runs OpenAI tiktoken (o200k_base and cl100k_base) in your browser, adds labeled estimates for Claude, Gemini, and DeepSeek, and shows how your text splits into BPE pieces. Use it to debug a truncated prompt or size a context window. Use LLM Cost Calculator when you want dollar figures. Paste sample text or enter token counts, and it estimates cost across OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, and DeepSeek, with toggles for cache-hit blending and batch discounts. Both run in your browser with no signup.