Free private tools

The internet doesn't need to
know your business.

Burn Note is a suite of free, privacy-focused tools. No accounts, no advertising, and no behavioral analytics. Data is processed locally whenever possible and stored only when a sharing feature requires it.

Write a secure note Share a file
Tools
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Secure Notes
Write a client-side encrypted note and share a temporary link. Set it to expire after a time limit or number of views.
Self-destructs Client-side encrypted Time or views
Write a note →
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File Sharing
Share files securely with end-to-end encryption. Files are encrypted in your browser before upload and self-destruct after one download.
One-time link 25MB limit 24hr expiry
Share a file →
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Image Compressor
Compress and optimize images entirely in your browser. No file size limits, no uploads, no account needed. Convert to WebP, resize, batch download.
No size limit WebP output Batch + ZIP
Compress images →
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Password Generator
Generate cryptographically random passwords entirely in your browser, then share them through a one-time encrypted Burn Note link.
Crypto-random Client-side Secure sharing
Generate a password →
Why Burn Note
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Local-first
Every tool processes your data in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server unless you explicitly choose to share it.
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No accounts
No sign-up, no email, no profile. Use any tool instantly without creating an account or handing over personal information.
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No behavioral tracking
No ad networks, no fingerprinting, no behavioral tracking. Burn Note tools are ad-free and don't sell or share your data.

Built for people who take
privacy seriously.

Most tools that claim to be private still log your activity, store metadata, or require an account. Burn Note tools are designed from the ground up to know as little about you as possible — because we can't leak what we don't have.

Zero server-side storage for notes and image processing — your data never leaves your device.
AES-256-GCM client-side encryption for shared files and notes before they are uploaded.
Temporary by design — notes follow the selected expiry or view limit; files expire after first retrieval or 24 hours.