Tools Hub

All Free Online English Tools

Every free 7ESL English tool in one place: word finders and game solvers, the dictionary and pronunciation tools, vocabulary and grammar, plus the full set of teacher and writing tools.

Browse by category

This is the complete directory of free English tools on 7ESL — every tool we build, on one page, organised by who it helps. Students get the Learning & Practice suite: a personal vocabulary deck with spaced-repetition flashcards, a CEFR text profiler, daily words, spelling and verb trainers, and IELTS practice with AI feedback. Teachers get the Teacher Tools: printable worksheets, quizzes, cloze tests, flashcards, bingo cards and an AI lesson planner. Around them sit the reference and utility collections that power everything else.

How the collection is organised

The grid below groups every tool the same way the site does. Learning tools are personal — they remember your words and your progress. Teacher Tools generate classroom materials you can print. Word Games covers the solvers — Wordle, Scrabble, anagrams, crosswords and more. Reference is the lookup layer: dictionary, synonyms and antonyms, collocations, rhymes, word forms, CEFR word lists and the pronunciation guides for names, brands, places and food. Writing holds the text utilities — grammar and essay checkers, paraphraser, summarizer, citation generators in APA, MLA, Chicago and Harvard, and the counters and converters.

Where to start

If you are studying English, start at the My Learning dashboard — save one word from any article and the whole practice loop switches on. If you teach, the Lesson Plan Generator and Quiz Generator will save you the most time this week. If you just need a quick answer — how to pronounce a name, what rhymes with a word, whether a Scrabble play is legal — use the search on any tool page or scan the grid below; each card says in one line what the tool does.

Free, fast, and built on real data

Everything here runs in your browser on 7ESL's own dictionary of over a hundred thousand English words with meanings, IPA, CEFR levels, frequency and game validity. Most tools need no account at all; the personal learning tools work with a free account, and a small set of AI-powered tools (essay marking, lesson planning, IELTS band feedback) belongs to 7ESL Pro. New tools ship regularly — this page always lists the current, complete set.

Frequently asked questions

How many tools are there, and are they free?

Over 80. Most are completely free with no sign-up. The personal learning tools (vocabulary deck, dashboard) use a free account, and a small set of AI tools — essay marking, lesson planning, IELTS feedback — is part of 7ESL Pro.

What is the difference between the Learning and Teacher collections?

Learning tools are personal: they store your saved words, schedule your flashcard reviews and track your progress. Teacher Tools generate classroom materials — worksheets, quizzes, cloze tests, bingo cards and lesson plans — ready to print.

Which tool should I use to win word games?

The Word Finder for Scrabble-style racks, the Wordle Solver for daily green/yellow puzzles, the Anagram Solver and Word Unscrambler for jumbles, and the Crossword or Hangman solvers for pattern clues. Each shows scores and validity per game dictionary.

Where does the data come from?

From 7ESL's own master lexicon: 100,000+ English words with definitions, IPA, CEFR levels, frequency data, word forms and game-validity flags, plus a 65,000-entry pronunciation database for names, brands and places.

How do I find a specific tool quickly?

Scan the grouped grid on this page — every card has an icon and a one-line description — or open the hub for your area: Learning, Teacher, Writing, Word Games, Pronunciation or Spelling.

Includes data from the Open English WordNet and WordNet 3.1, used under their respective open licences.