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I made a free tool that merges a folder of certificate PDFs into one file so you can print them all in a single print job
▲ 5 r/prettyusefulwebsites+3 crossposts

I made a free tool that merges a folder of certificate PDFs into one file so you can print them all in a single print job

If you've ever bulk-created certificates in Canva (or mail merge in Word), you know the annoying part isn't making them — it's printing them. You end up with 50 separate PDFs and have to open each one, hit print, repeat.

So I built a small free tool that fixes exactly that: drop in all your certificate PDFs, it merges them into one file, and you print once. That's it.

A few things I made sure of:

  • Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere. Certificates have people's names on them, so I didn't want files touching a server.
  • No signup, no watermark, no file limits.
  • Mixed page sizes/orientations are preserved as-is, so landscape and portrait certs print fine together.
  • The single merged PDF is also handy if you're handing the batch to a print shop for cardstock or parchment.

Link: https://certfusion.com/bulk-certificate-printing

Would love feedback — especially if there's an edge case in your certificate workflow this doesn't handle.

u/staticmaker1 — 1 day ago
▲ 5 r/Zoom+1 crossposts

I built a tool that automatically backs up every Zoom cloud recording to Google Drive or Dropbox

Over the past few months I've seen the same questions come up here over and over:

  • How do I move Zoom recordings to Google Drive?
  • How do I free up Zoom cloud storage?
  • How do I make sure recordings don't get lost?

Most solutions I found either required downloading files manually or storing them on yet another service.

So I built RecordMover.

The idea is simple: the moment Zoom finishes processing a cloud recording, it's streamed directly to your Google Drive or Dropbox. No manual downloads, no intermediate storage, and nothing is stored on our servers.

A few things I focused on:

  • Automatically backs up every new Zoom cloud recording
  • Copies not just the MP4, but also audio, transcripts, and in-meeting chat
  • Verifies the copied file before optionally deleting it from Zoom, so you don't accidentally lose recordings
  • Hourly safety sweep to catch recordings if a webhook is ever missed
  • Supports backing up recordings from your whole team into your own storage

My goal wasn't to become another cloud storage provider—it was to help people keep using the storage they already own while making Zoom storage management effortless.

I'd genuinely appreciate feedback from people who manage lots of Zoom recordings.

  • Is this something you'd use?
  • What destination would you want next? (OneDrive, SharePoint, S3, NAS, etc.)
  • Any features you'd consider essential for a backup tool?

Happy to answer any technical questions or hear suggestions.

Here is the link: http://recordmover.com/

u/staticmaker1 — 6 days ago
▲ 8 r/prettyusefulwebsites+2 crossposts

I made a free logo background remover that doesn't delete the white parts inside your logo

I run a small certificate tool, and the #1 support issue was never about certificates — it was users uploading logos as JPGs with a baked-in white background, then wondering why there's an ugly white box on their design.

So I built a fix and made it a free standalone tool: https://certfusion.com/remove-background-from-logo

The problem with most free background removers is they nuke every white pixel. Fine for a plain wordmark, but real logos have white text on a colored badge, white counters inside letters, a white star in a crest — all of it gets punched into see-through holes.

My approach instead: flood-fill from the image edges, so only the background region actually connected to the outside gets removed. Anything enclosed by the logo survives, even if it's the exact same white. Removal is by color distance rather than brightness, with a soft alpha band at the tolerance boundary so edges fade out instead of getting a jagged cut (JPG compression noise made this way harder than expected).

A few decisions I'm happy with:

  • 100% client-side JavaScript — nothing is uploaded, so it's private by default and I pay $0 in processing costs
  • Auto-detects the background color by sampling corners, with an eyedropper if it guesses wrong
  • Works on any solid color background, not just white
  • Exports an auto-trimmed transparent PNG, no watermark, no signup

Honest limitation: it's for logos on solid backgrounds, not photos. If you need a person cut out of a beach scene, remove.bg-style ML tools are still the right answer — this is deliberately the dumb, fast, free tool for the "logo on white JPG" case.

Would love feedback, especially on edge cases where the tolerance slider can't save you. And if you're curious about tricky logos to break it with, tell me what happened.

u/staticmaker1 — 8 days ago
▲ 12 r/prettyusefulwebsites+5 crossposts

I made a free Chrome extension that takes Google Meet attendance automatically (no account, data stays local)

Sharing a free tool I built: it tracks Google Meet attendance automatically. Tracking starts when you join the call, every join/leave is timestamped, and you get an attendance % per participant plus CSV/Excel/PDF export. Recurring meetings with the same code get grouped into a matrix.

No account, no limits, and all data stays in your browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere. Only the host installs it.

https://certfusion.com/meet-attendance-tracker

(I built it — it's a side tool from my certificate product, but it's free and standalone.)

u/staticmaker1 — 21 days ago
▲ 2 r/domainflipping

(TestimonialUp.com) — BIN $1,000

Selling TestimonialUp.com, a clean brandable .com for a testimonial / social-proof SaaS.

Grabbed it for a product idea I've decided not to build, so it's just sitting in my account.

Why it's a solid name:

  • Exact-match for the testimonial / social-proof space (collecting and displaying reviews)
  • Short, two-word .com — easy to say, spell, and remember
  • The "Up" suffix reads like a modern SaaS brand
  • Obvious fit for a testimonial widget, review-collection tool, or social-proof marketing app

Clean history, no trademark issues I'm aware of.

Comment or DM if interested.

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u/staticmaker1 — 28 days ago
▲ 2 r/ClaudeMCP+1 crossposts

issue online certificates in ChatGPT/Claude

We built a MCP server to issue online certificates.

Add recipients, issue certificates, and check your quota in plain English — no forms, no CSV uploads, no manual emails.

What do you guys think?

u/staticmaker1 — 28 days ago
▲ 3 r/DomainsForSale+1 crossposts

(TestimonialUp.com) — BIN $1,000

Selling TestimonialUp.com, a clean brandable .com for a testimonial / social-proof SaaS.

Grabbed it for a product idea I've decided not to build, so it's just sitting in my account.

Why it's a solid name:

  • Exact-match for the testimonial / social-proof space (collecting and displaying reviews)
  • Short, two-word .com — easy to say, spell, and remember
  • The "Up" suffix reads like a modern SaaS brand
  • Obvious fit for a testimonial widget, review-collection tool, or social-proof marketing app

Clean history, no trademark issues I'm aware of.

Comment or DM if interested.

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u/staticmaker1 — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/Domains

TestimonialUp.com — BIN $1,000

Selling TestimonialUp.com, a clean brandable .com for a testimonial / social-proof SaaS.

Grabbed it for a product idea I've decided not to build, so it's just sitting in my account.

Why it's a solid name:

  • Exact-match for the testimonial / social-proof space (collecting and displaying reviews)
  • Short, two-word .com — easy to say, spell, and remember
  • The "Up" suffix reads like a modern SaaS brand
  • Obvious fit for a testimonial widget, review-collection tool, or social-proof marketing app

Clean history, no trademark issues I'm aware of. Happy to transfer via Escrow.com (buyer/seller protection) or push to your Name.com account for a quick same-registrar transfer.

Comment or DM if interested.

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u/staticmaker1 — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/saasforsale

[sale] TestimonialUp.com — clean brandable .com for a testimonial / social-proof SaaS

TestimonialUp.com — clean brandable .com for a testimonial / social-proof SaaS

Letting go of TestimonialUp.com. Grabbed it for a product idea I've decided not to build, so it's just sitting in my account.

Why it's a solid name:

  • Exact-match for the testimonial / social-proof space (collecting and displaying reviews)
  • Short, two-word .com — easy to say, spell, and remember
  • The "Up" suffix reads like a modern SaaS brand
  • Obvious fit for a testimonial widget, review-collection tool, or social-proof marketing app

Clean history, no trademark issues I'm aware of.

Price: $1,000

Comment or DM if interested.

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u/staticmaker1 — 1 month ago
▲ 4 r/prettyusefulwebsites+3 crossposts

free Zoom Webinar Time Zone Announcer

If you run webinars for a global audience, you've probably had people asking:

  • "What time is it in my timezone?" +
  • "Can you convert this to my local time?"
  • "Is that today or tomorrow for me?"

we built a free Webinar Time Zone Announcer.

Just enter your webinar date, start time, and source time zone, then choose the audiences you're inviting. It instantly generates:

  • Local event times for every selected time zone
  • Copy-ready text for emails and social posts
  • Add-to-calendar links
  • Automatic warnings when the event falls on the previous or next day in another time zone

No signup required.

link: https://certfusion.com/webinar-time-zone-announcer

If you host international webinars, I'd love to hear your feedback or any feature ideas.

u/staticmaker1 — 1 month ago
▲ 15 r/freetoolsAI+4 crossposts

Built a free AI certificate generator (no signup, no watermark)

We built a free AI-powered certificate generator that lets you:

• Generate certificates with AI prompts
• Customize text, logos, colors, and branding
• Download as PDF or PNG
• No signup required
• No watermark

It's useful for trainers, course creators, webinar hosts, schools, bootcamps, and anyone who needs a quick certificate without opening Canva or Photoshop.

P.S

here is the link https://certfusion.com/free-ai-certificate-generator

u/staticmaker1 — 1 month ago
▲ 10 r/prettyusefulwebsites

I made a free restaurant menu maker — no signup, nothing stored, just a PDF

I run a small menu-hosting product (StaticFast), and I kept noticing the same thing: people don't want to make an account and learn Canva just to print a menu. They want to type in their dishes and prices and get a clean PDF.

So I carved out a free standalone tool for exactly that. Pick a template, add your dishes, logo, currency, dietary tags (vegan/GF/spicy), download a print-ready PDF. No login, no email, nothing saved on my end — it renders and downloads straight to your device.

It's free because it's the front door to my paid thing (hosting the menu online + QR code for the table), but the PDF maker is genuinely free and standalone with no catch. You never have to touch the paid side.

Link: https://staticfast.com/free-restaurant-menu-maker

Would love feedback on the templates and the flow — especially if anything feels clunky or if a template you'd actually use is missing.

u/staticmaker1 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/restaurant

I made a free restaurant menu maker — no signup, nothing stored, just a PDF

I run a small menu-hosting product (StaticFast), and I kept noticing the same thing: people don't want to make an account and learn Canva just to print a menu. They want to type in their dishes and prices and get a clean PDF.

So I carved out a free standalone tool for exactly that. Pick a template, add your dishes, logo, currency, dietary tags (vegan/GF/spicy), download a print-ready PDF. No login, no email, nothing saved on my end — it renders and downloads straight to your device.

It's free because it's the front door to my paid thing (hosting the menu online + QR code for the table), but the PDF maker is genuinely free and standalone with no catch. You never have to touch the paid side.

Would love feedback on the templates and the flow — especially if anything feels clunky or if a template you'd actually use is missing.

staticfast.com
u/staticmaker1 — 2 months ago
▲ 4 r/IMadeThis

I made a free restaurant menu maker — no signup, nothing stored, just a PDF

I run a small menu-hosting product (StaticFast), and I kept noticing the same thing: people don't want to make an account and learn Canva just to print a menu. They want to type in their dishes and prices and get a clean PDF.

So I carved out a free standalone tool for exactly that. Pick a template, add your dishes, logo, currency, dietary tags (vegan/GF/spicy), download a print-ready PDF. No login, no email, nothing saved on my end — it renders and downloads straight to your device.

It's free because it's the front door to my paid thing (hosting the menu online + QR code for the table), but the PDF maker is genuinely free and standalone with no catch. You never have to touch the paid side.

Link: https://staticfast.com/free-restaurant-menu-maker

Would love feedback on the templates and the flow — especially if anything feels clunky or if a template you'd actually use is missing.

reddit.com
u/staticmaker1 — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/sideprojects+1 crossposts

I made a free restaurant menu maker — no signup, nothing stored, just a PDF

I run a small menu-hosting product (StaticFast), and I kept noticing the same thing: people don't want to make an account and learn Canva just to print a menu. They want to type in their dishes and prices and get a clean PDF.

So I carved out a free standalone tool for exactly that. Pick a template, add your dishes, logo, currency, dietary tags (vegan/GF/spicy), download a print-ready PDF. No login, no email, nothing saved on my end — it renders and downloads straight to your device.

It's free because it's the front door to my paid thing (hosting the menu online + QR code for the table), but the PDF maker is genuinely free and standalone with no catch. You never have to touch the paid side.

Link: https://staticfast.com/free-restaurant-menu-maker

Would love feedback on the templates and the flow — especially if anything feels clunky or if a template you'd actually use is missing.

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u/staticmaker1 — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/restaurateur+1 crossposts

Built a free no-signup menu PDF maker after watching my partner fight with Canva

Not trying to sell anything here — this is free and there's no account. I build web tools, and making a simple printable menu turned out to be weirdly annoying with the usual design apps (signups, watermarks, exports behind a paywall).

So I made a stripped-down one: type your sections, dishes and prices, add a logo and dietary tags, pick a template, download the PDF. That's it. Nothing gets stored.

Posting it in case it saves someone an afternoon. Happy to add features people actually ask for.

https://staticfast.com/free-restaurant-menu-maker

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u/staticmaker1 — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/Zoom

Free browser tool to filter a Zoom attendance CSV by % — find who actually attended

If you've ever had to figure out who attended enough of a Zoom webinar to earn a certificate, you know the chore: download the attendance CSV, manually sum the rejoin rows because Zoom splits people who left and came back into separate entries, then eyeball who crossed your threshold.

Built a small standalone tool that does just this one thing:

  • Upload the CSV (or drag-and-drop)
  • Set a threshold % (default 80)
  • See who qualified, download the qualifier list

Handles both meeting and webinar exports, merges rejoin rows by email, flags guest attendees with no email. Runs entirely in your browser — the file never leaves your machine, no signup, no email collection.

Try it out and happy to fix any issues.

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u/staticmaker1 — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/sideprojects

Made a free library of certificate of completion templates — no signup, no watermark

Built this because every certificate template site I tried either gated the download behind a signup, slapped a watermark on it, or pushed me into a "free trial."

https://certificateofcompletion.org

Each downloads as a ZIP with PDF, DOCX, and Figma files. Free for personal and commercial use. Adding a few new ones every week.

It's a side project to my main SaaS (certificate automation), so I'm not trying to monetize this directly. Just wanted a clean, free resource to exist.

Happy to take template requests or feedback.

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u/staticmaker1 — 3 months ago
▲ 8 r/freesoftware+2 crossposts

Made a free library of certificate of completion templates — no signup, no watermark

Built this because every certificate template site I tried either gated the download behind a signup, slapped a watermark on it, or pushed me into a "free trial."

https://certificateofcompletion.org

Each downloads as a ZIP with PDF, DOCX, and Figma files. Free for personal and commercial use. Adding a few new ones every week.

It's a side project to my main SaaS (certificate automation), so I'm not trying to monetize this directly. Just wanted a clean, free resource to exist.

Happy to take template requests or feedback.

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u/staticmaker1 — 3 months ago