Hi, I’m Egor Volchenko, a web developer and the person behind million.tools.
I’ve been working with websites, code, and all kinds of digital projects for years. Along the way, I’ve used hundreds of small online tools to solve everyday problems. Some were great, others were unnecessarily complicated, and quite a few disappeared just when I needed them again.
At some point, I thought: why not build my own place for all these useful little things?
That’s how million.tools came to life.
What is million.tools?
million.tools is a personal project dedicated to free online tools and utilities that make everyday tasks a little easier.
You’ll find tools for working with text, processing lists, generating hashes, encoding and decoding data, checking domains, and handling various technical tasks.
Some are designed for developers, while others are useful for SEO specialists, marketers, content creators, students, or anyone who occasionally needs to get something done without installing additional software.
The idea is pretty simple: open a tool, complete your task, and move on. No unnecessary steps, complicated interfaces, or account registration.
Why I Built This Website
I often found myself returning to the same online utilities, bookmarking dozens of websites, or writing quick scripts for tasks that should have taken just a few clicks.
Eventually, I decided to start building and collecting these tools in one place.
Most of the utilities on million.tools come from real problems I’ve encountered in my own work. Others are inspired by existing tools that I wanted to improve, simplify, or adapt to my needs.
I also enjoy experimenting with new technologies, so this website gives me a good excuse to try different ideas and turn some of them into something useful.
A Project That’s Always Growing
The name million.tools might sound ambitious, but I’m not actually trying to build a million tools overnight.
This is an ongoing personal project. I regularly add new utilities, update existing ones, fix bugs, and experiment with features.
Some tools might seem incredibly simple, but that’s the point. Not every problem needs a complicated solution. Sometimes, a single text field and one button are all you need.
I don’t have a fixed roadmap for everything that will appear here. The website grows naturally, based on the things I work on, ideas I come across, and suggestions from people who use it.
Your Feedback Matters
Since I’m developing million.tools myself, there’s always something that could be improved.
If you’ve found a bug, noticed something confusing, or have an idea for a useful tool, I’d genuinely love to hear about it.
You can reach me through the contact page. I’m always open to suggestions, constructive criticism, and interesting ideas.
Thanks for stopping by. I hope you find something useful here — and maybe discover a tool you didn’t even know you needed.