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Toolzen Quick Tools: 3 Free Tools in Your Chrome Toolbar

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Quick summary: Toolzen Quick Tools is a free Chrome extension with a word counter, a pet age calculator, and an AI text cleanup tool, all running locally in a single popup, no signup and no data ever sent anywhere.

Toolzen Quick Tools is a free Chrome extension that puts three of Toolzen's most-used tools one click away, right in your browser toolbar, so you don't need to open a new tab to count words, check your pet's age, or clean up AI-sounding text.

What's inside

  • Word Counter — the same word, character, and sentence counting engine behind WordWise, right in the popup.
  • Pet Age — the same breed-size-adjusted dog and cat age formula behind PawAge, without leaving the page you're on.
  • Clean Text — the same AI-text cleanup engine behind Humanly: filler-phrase detection, em-dash and curly-quote normalization, emoji and markdown cleanup, all in one popup panel.

Why only these three tools

Toolzen has more than half a dozen tools on the full site, so it's a fair question why the extension only has three. The answer is deliberate: every tool in the extension runs 100% locally, with no network calls and no new permissions beyond remembering your last inputs. Tools like image compression or PDF signing need a full page to work properly and don't fit a small popup — so rather than cram in a worse version of every tool, the extension sticks to a handful that genuinely work better as a one-click popup than a full page visit.

Tools like Compresso (image compression), SecurePass, and the Investo calculators aren't in the extension for the same reason — they either need file uploads, more screen real estate for charts and results, or both, and trying to squeeze them into a 400px popup would make them worse, not more convenient.

Privacy, specifically

  • Manifest V3 (Chrome's current, most restrictive extension platform)
  • Only one permission requested: local storage, to remember your last tab and inputs between uses
  • Zero analytics, zero network requests — nothing you type is ever sent anywhere, by design, not just by policy

How to install it

  1. Search “Toolzen Quick Tools” in the Chrome Web Store, or use the link below.
  2. Click Add to Chrome.
  3. Pin it to your toolbar for one-click access (click the puzzle-piece icon in Chrome's toolbar, then the pin next to Toolzen Quick Tools).

The full site still has more

The extension is a fast companion for quick, everyday checks — the full Toolzen site has the complete versions of these tools plus everything else: SecurePass, Compresso, Stampo, and the Investo investment calculators. Anything that needs more room than a popup, or that benefits from a full page (like comparing multiple results side by side), is worth opening on the site directly.

What's next for the extension

Toolzen Quick Tools launched with Word Counter and Pet Age, with Clean Text added shortly after as a second update — both updates kept the same one-permission, zero-network approach. Future tools will only be added if they can meet that same bar: fully local, genuinely useful as a quick popup check, and no new permissions required. If a tool needs a network call or file access to work properly, it stays a full-site tool instead.

Get it

Toolzen Quick Tools is free, has no ads inside the extension itself, and works entirely offline once installed. Find it on the Chrome Web Store by searching “Toolzen Quick Tools” by dot2shapes.

Frequently asked questions

Is Toolzen Quick Tools free?

Yes, completely free with no in-extension ads.

What tools are in the Toolzen Quick Tools extension?

A word and character counter, a dog and cat age calculator, and an AI text cleanup tool, each based on the same engine as their full-site counterparts (WordWise, PawAge, and Humanly).

Does the extension send my data anywhere?

No — it makes zero network calls and only uses local browser storage to remember your last inputs between uses. Nothing you type or paste is ever transmitted.

Why doesn't the extension include every Toolzen tool?

Only tools that run entirely locally and genuinely work well in a small popup are included. Tools like image compression or document signing need more screen space and are better used on the full toolzen.app site.

Ali Aziz
Written by
Founder of Toolzen

Ali builds Toolzen, a family of free browser-based tools that run entirely on your device. He writes about the practical side of what those tools solve: privacy, file formats, passwords, and the everyday tasks the web makes harder than they need to be.

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