Games and Fun Tools

Put top and bottom text or a caption on your own picture, and download it — no watermark, no upload.

Pokémon type matchups: every weakness and resistance of one or two types, or the full 18-type chart.

Discover your natal chart: sun sign, moon sign, rising sign, and planet placements.

Find out how old your dog is in human years, accounting for size and breed.

Find out how old your cat is in human years using AAHA guidelines.

Printable 5x5 bingo cards — classic B-I-N-G-O numbers or your own words and phrases. Up to 24 per batch, PNG download, print view, shareable link.

Slide and merge numbered tiles on a 4x4 grid with the arrow keys or a swipe. Best score saved locally.

Endless downhill skiing. Dodge trees and rocks, hit ramps for air, and share the seed so someone else can ski the same slope.

Falling-notes piano game. Play fourteen public-domain tunes — short or full-length — on a real keyboard or five arcade lanes, by touch, mouse or typing.

Steady click from 20 to 300 BPM, with tap tempo, eight time signatures, an accented downbeat and subdivisions. Shareable as a link.

Play a note and see which one it is and how many cents sharp or flat, with presets for guitar, bass, ukulele and violin and an adjustable reference pitch.

Play a steady sine, square, triangle or sawtooth from 20 Hz to 20 kHz, with a note picker and a left/right channel test. For tuning by ear and testing speakers.

Print blank staff paper: treble, bass or grand staff, optional guitar tab, on US Letter or A4 at the staff size you write at.

White, pink and brown noise plus synthesised rain, made in your browser with a sleep timer. No audio files and no loop you can hear.

Endless lo-fi beats composed live in your browser — piano, swung drums, bass — with rain, fire, waves and birdsong to mix in. Share a track by link.

Classic Snake on a 20x20 grid. Steer with the arrow keys or a swipe, eat apples to grow, and go faster with every three you catch.

Noughts and crosses for two players on one device, or against a computer at three levels — including perfect play, which can be drawn but never beaten.

Drop discs and line up four on a 7x6 grid — a Connect Four-style game for two players on one device, or against a computer at three levels.

Run Conway’s Game of Life in your browser. Draw cells, load gliders, pulsars and the Gosper glider gun, paste any RLE pattern, and share a board by link.

A pipe-laying puzzle game. Build a pipeline ahead of the flowing water, score by distance, and race the clock. Seeded boards, no ads or tracking.

A tower defense game. Build a maze of towers, reroute the creeps walking to your goal, and survive as many waves as you can. Seeded maps, no ads or tracking.

A falling sand game in your browser. Pour sand, water, oil and acid, grow plants, set fire to them, and share the box you built by link.

A toy train set in your browser. Lay track, points and signals, couple up cars, and run trains — too fast into anything and they derail. Share a layout by link.

Play checkers — English draughts — for two players on one device, or against a computer at three levels. Compulsory captures, kings, and a running scoreboard.

Play mancala with Kalah rules — sow seeds, land in your store to go again, capture from the pit opposite. Two players on one device, or against a computer at three levels.

Play Klondike solitaire — draw 1 or draw 3, unlimited undo, and numbered deals you can replay. Your game is saved as you play.

Play Minesweeper with Beginner, Intermediate and Expert boards, or set your own grid size and mine count.

Flip two cards at a time and find every matching pair. 4×4 or 6×6, with moves, a timer and your best score.

Play or print a word search from a theme or your own words, in easy, medium or hard, and share the exact puzzle by link.

Play Sudoku with four difficulty levels, pencil marks, undo, conflict highlighting and a daily puzzle. Your game is saved as you play.

Create drag-and-drop tier list rankings. Add items as text or images, customize tiers, and export as PNG or shareable file.

Color-mixing painting game: mix realistic paints to match a target palette, then brush-paint a coloring page. Works offline.

Join every pair of dots so that every square on the board is used — the Flow Free puzzle, at four sizes, with a daily board. Works offline.

Kids’ dinosaur game: brush away the dirt to find the bones, build the skeleton, paint it, then play fetch, feed it and teach it to dance.

Drop numbered discs into a 7×7 grid — a disc clears when its number matches its row or column count, and clears set off chains. Works offline.

Drag through neighbouring dots of one colour to clear them — close a loop and every dot of that colour goes. 60-second and 30-move modes. Works offline.

A Flappy-Bird-style one-tap game: tap to rise, gravity does the rest, fly through the gaps. Works offline.

A rotating-tunnel reflex game: hold left or right to circle a hexagon and slip through the gaps in the closing walls. Works offline.

A Plinko-style peg-drop game with no stakes: aim five balls through the pegs for points, or fill a Galton board and watch the bell curve form. Works offline.

Fill a spare screen with a starfield, Mystify, Bézier curves, a Lissajous scope, a Chladni plate, bouncing text, glyph rain or a drifting clock. Works offline.

Turn a phone, tablet or TV into a sign: your message fills the whole screen, with slides and a countdown if you want them, and the link opens straight into it. Works offline.

A Simon-style pattern memory game: watch the four pads light up, tap them back, and beat a clock that keeps shortening. Colour, shape and note all carry the pattern. Works offline.

A party's Low, Moderate and High XP budgets for a fifth-edition combat encounter under the 2024 rules, and which difficulty your monsters add up to.