Embed our free tools on your website

Want a calculator or converter on your own website, blog or course page? You can put most Toolipedia tools right on your page. Copy a short piece of code, paste it where you want the tool, and your visitors can use it without leaving your page.

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What you get

• Hundreds of tools to choose from: calculators, unit and currency converters, text and developer tools and more.
• Free to use on personal, school, business and blog websites, with no account and no limit on visitors.
• The tool runs in your visitor's browser, so it is fast and what they type stays on their device.
• It works on phones, tablets and computers, in the language of the page you copy the code from.
• Nothing to install and nothing to keep up to date: when we improve a tool, your page gets the improvement.

How to add a tool to your website

1. Open the tool you want on Toolipedia.
2. Click the Embed on your site button under the tool and copy the code.
3. Paste the code into your page where the tool should appear. In WordPress, Wix, Blogger and similar builders, use an HTML or custom code block.

Try it

Popular tools to embed

• BMI calculator
• Loan calculator
• Mortgage calculator
• Age calculator
• Percentage calculator
• Unit converter
• Currency converter
• Tip calculator
• Compound interest calculator
• Date calculator
• Word counter
• Password generator

Good to know

• Please keep the small link under the tool. It is the only thing we ask, and it helps other people find free tools.
• Tools that work with your files, or that need a microphone or camera, cannot be embedded.
• Need something special? Write to us on the Contact page.

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free?

Yes. There is no cost, no account and no limit on how many visitors use the tool on your page.

Will it slow down my website?

The tool loads only when your visitor scrolls to it, and it is light. It runs inside a frame, so it does not interfere with the rest of your page.

Can I change how it looks?

You can change the width and height in the code. The design of the tool itself stays the same, so it always looks right and works well.

Does it work on WordPress, Wix and Blogger?

Yes. Any website builder that lets you add HTML or a custom code block can show it.

Do I have to keep the link under the tool?

Please do. It is a small way of saying thank you, and it helps other people find free tools.

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