Free collaborative workspace

Draw together.Plan clearly.

Bring ideas to life in Drawsy, organize the work in Planner, and keep your team moving in one simple workflow.

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Drawsy

Free online whiteboard for planning, diagrams, and shared ideas. Sketch workflows, map concepts, build simple diagrams, and keep boards online without losing your structure or team context.

Multi Image Converter & Batch Editor
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Multi Image Converter

Batch edit and convert PNG, JPG, and WebP files faster, then export with multiple output options for ecommerce, marketplaces, ads, social, and upload-ready content workflows.

Planner
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Planner

When work spans more than a chat thread, you need a clear picture of what is queued, active, and finished. Planner gives teams and solo operators a lightweight board to prioritize, share progress, and keep notes where the work lives—so nothing important slips between the cracks.

Re-Light Studio
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Re-Light Studio

Improve product photos with movable light, mood, and depth. Drop in a product shot, place live light sources, tune radius and intensity, and export polished visuals for landing pages, social ads, mockups, and store imagery.

SEO Helper
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SEO Helper

Write better Google titles and meta descriptions before you publish. Check desktop and mobile snippet width, import metadata from a live page, and get plain-English recommendations that improve click appeal faster.

Who Is ClevTools For?

Creators who need practical planning, image prep, and publishing support without paying for a stack of heavyweight desktop tools.

For webshops and product teams

Stores and operators who need cleaner product photos, faster export workflows, and more reliable asset prep for real channels.

For small teams

Teams that need visual thinking, shared boards, and simple execution systems that help decisions move forward instead of getting buried in chat.

Public content

Useful before you even open a tool.

ClevTools is structured as a small, practical workspace with public explanations around the tools. The front page points to real workflows, the tool pages explain use cases, and the guides give enough context to help visitors make a decision before starting.

Tool pages explain the job first

Each public tool page describes the practical problem it solves, the kind of workflow it supports, and the related guides that help visitors decide whether it fits their task.

Guides add context around the tools

The guide library gives examples, decision checklists, field notes, and common mistakes so the site is more than a launcher for browser utilities.

Core pages are reachable without an account

Visitors can read about the project, contact the owner, review privacy and terms, open public tools, and browse workflow help before signing in.

Why ClevTools exists

See what each tool is for before you jump in.

ClevTools is built for people who need to move from idea to finished work without juggling a pile of heavy tools for every step.

Some jobs start on a whiteboard, some need a planner, some need cleaner product images, and some need a faster SEO check before publishing. The tools are meant to cover those everyday workflow moments.

The guides are here to make it easier to pick the right starting point and move into the work with fewer dead ends.

Concrete use cases

Batch image prep

Convert, resize, and export one source set for webshop listings, blog content, and social posts without guessing dimensions every time.

Product-photo polish

Improve flat or underlit visuals with browser-based relighting so product photos look clearer, cleaner, and easier to read.

Visual planning

Map campaigns, brainstorm content, sketch flows, and get ideas into a clear structure before they turn into tasks.

Execution rhythm

Move from messy planning into lane boards or year-wheel planning when the work needs ownership, timing, and collaboration.

Guides, workflows, and practical help

Start with guides that explain the work, not just the feature.

Read practical help on when to use each tool, how the tools fit into real workflows, and where to start if you want examples before you jump in.

Real workflows

See how the tools fit together in real work.

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Store image production

Choose formats, batch export clean variants, and then polish selected visuals so the storefront looks consistent instead of improvised.

See the image workflow
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Visual planning to execution

Use the whiteboard to map the work while it is still fuzzy, then move the approved plan into a weekly or quarterly execution system.

See the handoff guide
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Quarterly campaign planning

Frame the timing on a year wheel, then keep the active work moving on a smaller planning board that the team can actually maintain.

See the planning rhythm