FreeTools for Android
All 100 tools, running 100% on your device. No internet permission, no ads, no accounts — just install and go.
Download APKVersion 1.0.1 · 15 MB · Android 6.0+ · Signed by FirstLink AI
Direct download — not on the Play Store, so you install it yourself (steps below).
Works fully offline
The app ships with no INTERNET permission at all. Every tool — including the ~31 MB video engine — is bundled inside the app. It literally cannot phone home.
All 100 tools on-device
The same suite as the website — video, audio, PDF, image, developer, text, and generator tools — running natively on your phone or tablet.
No account, no ads, no tracking
Nothing to sign up for and nothing watching you. Your files are opened, processed, and saved entirely on your own device.
Native save dialog
Every result opens Android's own “Save to…” picker, streamed in chunks so even large videos save without any storage permission.
How to install
Because it’s a direct download rather than a Play Store listing, you approve the install yourself. It only takes a moment.
Download the APK
Tap the button above. The ~15 MB file saves to your Downloads folder.
Open the file
Tap the downloaded APK. The first time, Android asks you to allow “Install unknown apps” for your browser or Files app — enable it, then go back.
Install
Tap Install. It takes a few seconds. The app needs no special permissions to start.
Open FreeTools
Launch it from your app drawer and use any tool — with your Wi-Fi and data off, if you like.
Why it asks for “unknown apps”
Android shows that prompt for any app installed outside the Play Store — it’s a normal, expected step for a direct download, not a warning that anything is wrong. The APK is signed by FirstLink AI, and the app requests no internet access. You can turn the “unknown apps” permission back off after installing.