About Mini-Tools.uk

Image hosting and developer tools built for practical use.

Mini-Tools.uk focuses on image uploads, direct links, retention choices, API access and a compact set of browser-based developer tools. Each page explains how the feature works, what limits apply and where data is processed.

Focused tools Each page is designed around one practical task instead of a crowded dashboard.
Clear storage rules Upload pages explain retention choices, file limits, access requirements and removal options.
Browser-first design Many tools run locally in the browser when the task does not need remote processing.

What Mini-Tools.uk is

Mini-Tools.uk provides a public image uploader for creating direct links, temporary retention options for short-lived sharing, approved permanent storage and an authenticated API for automated uploads.

Alongside image hosting, the site keeps a focused set of developer tools for formatting JSON, comparing text, estimating AI token usage, generating QR codes and creating strong passwords.

Independently maintained

Mini-Tools.uk is independently maintained by an individual developer. The same contact channel handles tool feedback, documentation corrections and image-removal requests: [email protected].

There is no published uptime or response-time guarantee. Keep your original files: image hosting is for sharing, and temporary links expire. Never send passwords or API keys with a support request.

What we check when maintaining a tool

A useful result needs both working behaviour and an explanation of its limits. These checks guide corrections to the tools and their documentation.

Inputs and errors Check ordinary inputs, empty inputs and failures such as invalid JSON.
Estimates and sources Explain the Token estimate method and link to provider prices; an estimate is not an invoice.
Service instructions Keep file limits, retention rules and API access instructions consistent with the service.
Five languages Check English, Chinese, German, French and Spanish guidance alongside navigation and page metadata.

How Mini-Tools.uk approaches privacy

Privacy depends on what a page actually does. JSON formatting, text comparison, password generation and QR generation can run inside the browser. Image hosting and API uploads need a remote service so files can be stored and shared.

That is why each tool should describe its behaviour in plain language. Local-only pages should say that processing happens in the browser. Upload or sharing pages should explain when a file is sent to a service.

What kinds of tools are on the site

  • Image hosting for one or more images, with direct URLs, embed formats and temporary or approved permanent retention.
  • An authenticated upload API with usage checks, upload records, deletion and administrator-assigned access.
  • Developer tools for JSON formatting, text comparison, AI token estimation, QR codes, passwords and colour picking.
  • Hosting guides, upload rules, manual review, removal requests and privacy information.

Contact and feedback

To report a problem, include the page URL, selected language, browser, steps to reproduce, and the expected and actual result. Use a non-sensitive sample. For removal requests, include the full image URL and the reason for removal.

For general questions, product feedback or site issues, contact: [email protected]

Are the tools free to use?

The public tools on Mini-Tools.uk are available to use in the browser. Some features may depend on browser capabilities, file size or third-party service limits.

Which tools send data to a server?

Browser-only tools keep files on your device. Image hosting uploads a file so you can copy a public link. Each tool page explains what leaves the browser.

Can I suggest a new tool?

Yes. Send the suggestion by email and include the task, expected input, expected output and any examples that would make the tool easier to design.