551 Windows tools.
One portable .exe.
Stop downloading fifty sketchy utilities. Utility Suite packs file operations, hashing, PDF & Office batch, image/video/audio conversion, network diagnostics, registry helpers, disk cleaning and security audits into a single utility_suite.exe you can carry on a USB stick.
No installer · no registry pollution · no background services · no telemetry
Custom badges are drawn in-page (no external calls) · live badges come from the repo and update themselves as releases ship.
One toolbox that replaces a whole shelf of utilities
45 packs, 551 tools, one consistent interface — searchable from the GUI or scriptable from the command line.
Files & Archives
Batch rename, smart sort, duplicate hunting, split & join, checksums, secure delete, zip/tar with zip-slip protection.
Docs, PDF & Office
Merge, split and compress PDFs, extract text, read DOCX/XLSX metadata, count words, convert encodings — all batch-friendly.
Image, Video & Audio
Thumbnails, contact sheets, batch resize plans, transcoding, screenshots, GIFs — with a graceful fallback when FFmpeg is absent.
Network Diagnostics
Ping, DNS, reverse DNS, WHOIS/RDAP, route trace, port checks, subnet math, MAC vendor lookup, speed probes.
Windows System
Registry query/export, services, scheduled tasks, event logs, drivers, startup entries, restore points, window management.
Security Auditing
World-writable and hidden-file finders, credential-name scans, permission reports, integrity baselines, GnuPG encrypt/decrypt.
Cleanup & Storage
Temp and junk cleaning, empty-folder pruning, disk-usage trees, extension statistics, size and age histograms.
Developer Utilities
JSON format/minify/flatten, hex viewer, file-type detection, text diff, Base64 and hex codecs, hash identification, UUIDs.
Everything Built In
All 45 packs ship inside the one exe — no separate downloads. Toggle packs on or off in the app, and when a pack needs an external program it tells you exactly what to install.
Two frontends, one engine
A clean Windows-10 styled desktop app with live search and streaming output — and a full CLI that mirrors every action.
ip-calc
ipv4-configuration
subnet-calculator
ping-host
mac-vendor
Desktop GUI — instant search across all 551 tools, category chips, and output that streams live as a tool runs.
# Tell me exactly what's missing — and where to get it $ utility_suite.exe deps Missing optional dependencies: powershell (100 tools) -> Built into Windows ffprobe (35 tools) -> Bundled with FFmpeg ffmpeg (23 tools) -> https://www.gyan.dev/ffmpeg/builds/
Honest dependency reporting — install only what you need.
$ utility_suite.exe run ip-calc 192.168.1.10/24 Address : 192.168.1.10 Netmask : 255.255.255.0 CIDR : /24 Network : 192.168.1.0 Broadcast : 192.168.1.255 Hosts total : 254 Private : True # real output from the released build
Real output — subnet math in a single line.
Search all 551 tools
Loaded live from the repository, so it is always current. Filter by keyword or category.
Every category, one download
Download. Unzip. Double-click.
Download the release
Grab the latest UtilitySuite-*-windows.zip from GitHub Releases. All 551 tools are built in — there are no separate pack downloads.
Unzip anywhere
Drop it on your desktop or a USB stick. No installer, no admin rights, nothing written to the registry.
Run it
Double-click for the GUI, or call utility_suite.exe list from PowerShell to script it.
Get Utility Suite
One portable executable. Windows 10/11. Free forever, MIT licensed. All 45 packs (551 tools) are built in — turn packs on or off inside the app, and it walks you through installing any missing dependency for the packs you enable.
Frequently asked
Is it really free?
Yes — MIT licensed, free for personal and commercial use. Every line is auditable Python.
Does it need admin rights?
Not for most tools. A few system helpers prompt for elevation the normal Windows way, and destructive tools ask for explicit confirmation.
Will it slow my PC down?
No. It is a portable executable — nothing runs in the background, nothing is installed, nothing starts with Windows.
Why do some tools say “unavailable”?
Heavy tools such as video conversion need optional binaries (FFmpeg, Poppler, Tesseract). Run utility_suite.exe deps and it lists every missing dependency, how many tools it unlocks, and a direct download link — or simply disable that pack in the app.
Can I script it?
Every GUI action has an identical CLI command, so it slots straight into PowerShell, batch files, or scheduled automation.
Is my data sent anywhere?
No. There is no telemetry, no analytics and no network calls except the ones a tool you explicitly run makes.