🔎 Search EasyTools

Type to find a tool. Use ↑/↓ to move, Enter to open.

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About EasyTools Search

The EasyTools Search page is a fast, keyboard-friendly way to find any tool on the EasyTools website without scrolling through multiple category pages. As the number of tools grows — image tools, color utilities, text cleanup tools, PDF helpers, QR generators and more — users often remember the function they need (“compress image”, “remove spaces”, “word counter”, “QR code”) but not the exact page name. This page solves that by providing a single lightweight search input and a ranked results list that updates instantly as you type.

The search is designed to work smoothly on mobile and desktop. It supports keyboard navigation using the up/down arrow keys to move through results and the Enter key to open a selected tool. This is useful for power users, students, writers, editors, designers and developers who want a quick workflow. The UI also includes focus-visible outlines and readable contrast so the page remains accessible for users who rely on keyboard or assistive technologies.

How results are ranked: each item has a title, short description and tags. When you type a query, the search checks your keywords against the title, tags and description to calculate a score. Exact title matches rank highest, then tag matches, then description matches. Multi-word queries are handled too (for example “image compress webp” will strongly match image tools because “image / compress / webp” appears in tags and descriptions).

Privacy note: the search logic runs entirely in your browser. Your query is not uploaded to a search server by this page itself. If you click a tool page, that tool’s own behavior applies (many EasyTools run fully client-side). This search page is intentionally lightweight: no login, no user profile, no complicated tracking required just to find a tool.

Maintenance tip for you (as site owner): whenever you publish a new tool page, simply add one object inside the TOOLS array in the script at the bottom. Include a clear title, a short 1–2 line description, and 6–10 tags that match how people actually search. This improves discovery and internal linking. You can also keep your URLs consistent by using “/page-name.html” format everywhere.

How to Use

Step 1: Start typing a keyword (example: “pdf”, “color”, “qr”, “remove spaces”).
Step 2: Use ↑/↓ to highlight a result (optional).
Step 3: Press Enter to open the highlighted tool, or click the title.
Tip: You can share a direct link like search.html?q=pdf to show filtered results instantly.

Does this search work offline?

The page itself can work offline if the file is cached by your browser. However, first-time visits usually require an internet connection to load the page. Once loaded, typing/searching is fully local.

Can I search by tags like “webp” or “hex”?

Yes. Tags are included intentionally so users can search by file types, formats and common keywords such as webp, png, hex, rgb, pdf, compress, resize, counter, normalize, and more.

How do I add new tools?

Add a new object in the TOOLS array (title, url, desc, tags). Keep tags short and realistic — the words people type on Google and inside your site.