Utility tools
The tools page is a directory, not a feature. It lists 48 free browser tools grouped by what you are trying to do, and every one of them opens on ZTools — a separate product — in a new tab, so whatever you were doing in Trizlink stays where it was.
On this page
Why it is a directory
Trizlink had its own tools suite once, and it was removed in July 2026. Maintaining forty calculators is not what a link product is for, and a half-maintained tool is worse than a link to a maintained one.
ZTools is the same developer's dedicated free-tools product, which is why the link is a recommendation rather than an advertisement, and why the directory exists here at all rather than leaving you to go looking.
The tools run in your browser on ZTools — nothing is uploaded anywhere, including to us. Trizlink is not in the path: it points, and that is the whole of it.
The eight categories
48 tools, at /dashboard/tools, with a search box across all of them.
| Category | Examples of what is in it |
|---|---|
| Merge, split, convert to and from Word and images | |
| Image | Conversion, compression, resizing |
| Text | Counting, case, comparison |
| Code and data | JSON formatting, conversion between formats |
| Colour and design | Pickers, converters, contrast |
| Calculators | Everyday arithmetic and conversions |
| Generators | QR codes, passwords, placeholder data |
| SEO and web | Meta and markup helpers |
The directory is a curated 48, not a live feed of everything ZTools has. ZTools itself carries more than 500, so when nothing here matches what you searched for, it is genuinely worth searching there before concluding the tool does not exist — the page offers that search directly.
If you followed an old bookmark
A link to one of Trizlink's retired tools still resolves. It lands on this page with a banner naming the tool you asked for and a direct link to it on ZTools, alongside the rest of the directory.
That is a deliberate choice over a redirect: you get the thing you wanted and the context that it moved, which is the difference between a redirect and a dead end.
Limits
- These tools are not part of Trizlink. They are on another site, with its own terms and its own privacy position. Trizlink neither processes nor sees anything you put into them.
- The directory is curated and can go stale. If a listed tool has moved, that is a link to fix here.
- The QR generator in this list is not the same thing as a link's QR code. A code generated there is not attached to a short link and its scans are not counted. For a code you can measure, use the one on the link itself — see QR codes.
- Nothing here is gated by plan, because there is nothing of ours to gate.
- Every entry opens in a new tab. That is not configurable.
FAQ
Are these tools part of Trizlink?
No. They are on ZTools, a separate product by the same developer. The page here is a directory that points at them.
What happened to Trizlink's own tools?
They were retired in July 2026. Maintaining a suite of calculators is not what a link product is for, and the same tools are available on a product that does maintain them.
Are my files uploaded when I use one?
Not to Trizlink — nothing you do there touches this product at all. The tools run in your browser on ZTools; that site's own terms are what govern them.
How many tools are listed?
48, across eight categories. ZTools itself has more than 500, and the page links to a search there.
A tool I used to open in Trizlink is gone. Where is it?
Follow the old address. It lands on the directory with a banner naming the tool and a link straight to it.
Can I use the QR generator here to make a trackable code?
No. That generator makes a plain QR code with no link behind it. A trackable one comes from a short link's own QR section.
Why does the directory sometimes show nothing for my search?
Because it is a curated 48 rather than everything ZTools has. Use the "search ZTools" option the page offers.