About Just Freakin’ Do It!

Just Freakin’ Do It! is a set of free tools that run in your browser. There's no account to create, nothing to install, and your files never leave your device.

Chart maker

• Choose from 130 chart types, from bar and line charts to Sankey diagrams, heatmaps, waffles and bar chart races.
• Paste from Excel or Google Sheets, or import CSV and Excel files. The tool spots messy data and offers to tidy it.
• Style it: titles, colours (including colour-blind-safe palettes), fonts, logos, notes, reference lines and size presets for slides and social posts.
• Export PNG, SVG or PDF, copy the image straight into a document, or embed an interactive chart that adapts to phone screens.
• Keep your charts in your browser, save them as chart files, or send a share link.

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Map maker

• Turn a table of countries and values into a shaded world map, a map of one region, or a map of sized dots. US data gets a map of the states (as shapes or equal-size hexagons) or of the counties, and UK data a map of nations, regions, councils or the 2024 constituencies (also as hexagons), chosen automatically.
• Country names and codes are matched however they're written, including World Bank, UN and Our World in Data spellings and names in other languages. Groups such as "World" or "High income" are left out, and typing mistakes come with suggestions.
• Built to be honest: it spots totals that would mislead on a shaded map and offers per-person, per-km² or sized-dot versions, keeps country sizes true, and shows small countries as dots.
• Colour-blind-safe palettes, stepped or smooth scales, labels, a dark theme and your own boundaries (GeoJSON or TopoJSON) for states or regions.
• Download PNG, SVG or PDF, copy the image, send a share link, or embed an interactive map that needs nothing from this site.

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QR code maker

• Make codes for web links, plain text, Wi-Fi logins, contact cards, emails, phone calls and text messages.
• Choose colours, dot and corner styles, add your logo and a caption. The tool warns you about anything that could stop a code scanning.
• Download PNG (up to 4096 pixels), SVG or a print-ready vector PDF, or copy the image.
• Codes hold your link or text directly. There are no redirects through our server, so your codes never expire, never stop working if this site goes away, and can't be used to track who scans them.

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PDF toolkit

• Merge files, reorder, rotate, duplicate and delete pages, add blank pages, and turn photos or scans into a PDF.
• Add text, shapes, drawings, highlights, ticks, dates, pictures and your signature. Change existing lines of text, white things out, or crop pages.
• Fill in PDF forms, and choose whether answers stay editable.
• Redact private details for good: redacted pages are rebuilt as pictures, so the hidden words are really removed from the file.
• Add page numbers, headers, footers and watermarks; change the title and author, or strip hidden information.
• Make files smaller, split them, save pages as images, copy out the text, and add or remove passwords (AES-256).

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Image editor

• Compress pictures, to a quality you choose or an exact file size, and resize them to exact pixels, a percentage, print sizes or ready-made social media sizes.
• Convert between JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF, open iPhone HEIC photos, and save website icons (.ico).
• Remove backgrounds automatically with an AI model that runs on your own device, or remove a single colour, then touch up by hand.
• Turn logos and drawings into SVG vector files. Crop, rotate, flip, adjust colours and add watermarks.
• Work on hundreds of pictures at once, with before-and-after previews, and download them all in one ZIP. No size limits.
• Location and camera details are taken out of photos unless you choose to keep them.

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File converter

• Spreadsheets and data: CSV, Excel (XLSX and old XLS), OpenDocument, Apple Numbers, JSON, XML, YAML, SQL, Markdown and HTML tables, plus contacts (vCard) and calendars (.ics).
• Data comes through intact: dates stay real dates, codes like 00123 keep their leading zeros, long ID numbers aren't rounded, and European files with semicolons and decimal commas are understood.
• Documents and ebooks: Word, EPUB, RTF, OpenDocument, Markdown, HTML and text to PDF, Word, EPUB, Markdown or web pages, with real selectable text, links, contents and the title and author kept. PDFs to Word, text or page pictures.
• Video and audio: MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, MP3, M4A, WAV, FLAC, OGG and AIFF, using your device's own video hardware. Change containers without re-encoding, trim, shrink to a file size, make GIFs, or save just the sound. Titles, cover art and recording dates are kept; location is removed.
• Subtitles: SRT, VTT, ASS, SBV, TTML and lyrics, with timing shifts and frame-rate fixes.
• Convert hundreds of files at once and download them in one ZIP, or save them straight into a folder. No file-size limits.

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How it works

Each tool is a web page that runs in your browser. Work you save is kept in your browser's own storage on this device. Chart share links carry the chart inside the link itself, after the #, the part of a web address that browsers never send to a server.

Credits

Charts are drawn with d3 and d3-sankey, both open source under the ISC licence. Maps use d3-geo (ISC licence), country boundaries from Natural Earth and US boundaries from the US Census Bureau (both public domain), prepared by us-atlas and us-counties-10m-topojson (ISC licence), with US population figures via Johns Hopkins CSSE. UK boundaries are from the Office for National Statistics (Open Government Licence; contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right), with hexagon layouts by the House of Commons Library (Open Parliament Licence) and council and constituency figures from mySociety. QR codes follow the ISO/IEC 18004 standard and are made by our own code. The PDF toolkit uses pdf.js (Apache 2.0 licence) to show pages and pdf-lib (MIT licence) to build new files. The image editor removes backgrounds with the IS-Net model (Apache 2.0 licence) on our own engine, opens HEIC photos with libheif (LGPL licence) and traces SVGs with imagetracerjs (public domain). The file converter reads spreadsheets with SheetJS (Apache 2.0 licence), converts video and audio with Mediabunny (MPL 2.0 licence) and the LAME MP3 encoder, FLAC and parts of FFmpeg (LGPL licence), reads Markdown with marked and YAML with js-yaml (both MIT licence), and makes PDFs with the Liberation, Carlito and Caladea fonts (SIL Open Font Licence). Full licence texts. "QR Code" is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED.