Generators

Yes, within what the tool offers. You can set the foreground and background colors, the size from 100 to 1000 pixels, and the quiet-zone margin. The generator encodes five content types: a URL, plain text, an email address, Wi-Fi credentials, and a vCard contact. Error correction is fixed at level M, which survives about 15 percent damage. There is no logo embedding, and no phone or SMS type. Output formats are PNG and SVG.

Yes. Everything generated by FindUtils tools is yours to use for any purpose, including commercial use, without attribution, licensing fees, or restrictions. QR codes, barcodes, UUIDs, email signatures, lorem ipsum text, invoices, social media cards, and all other generated content are available for commercial projects, client work, marketing materials, product packaging, business cards, and any other use case. FindUtils does not claim any intellectual property rights over generated content. You can use the tools to create assets for your business, generate content for clients, produce materials for resale, or any other commercial application. There are no hidden terms and no premium commercial license.

Yes. Several FindUtils generators accept your custom data as input and transform it into professionally formatted output. The JSON-to-card generators accept structured JSON data and create visual social media cards, info cards, and data cards. The JSON to Invoice generator accepts your line item data and produces an invoice you download as PNG or copy as HTML; the Finance hub's Invoice Generator makes PDFs. The resume builder takes your career information and generates polished resume layouts. The email signature builder accepts your contact details and creates HTML signatures for email clients. The CSV tools can generate formatted tables and visualizations from your spreadsheet data. All data processing happens in your browser, so your proprietary information remains private.

No. Every generator on this page processes your input in your browser with client-side JavaScript. The tool code does not send what you type to a server, and nothing you enter is stored in a database. Some tools keep your preferences or recent items in your browser's local storage on your device, and a reset button or your browser settings clear it. The pages do load analytics and ad scripts, as most websites do, so a network monitor shows requests from those scripts. They are separate from the tool code. If you handle confidential material, open the page in a private window with a content blocker, and every generator still works.