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Milan Hans
-November 10, 2026
ClassHud Learning Tools is a free collection of 100+ interactive tools for Class 1 to 12. It covers maths, science, English, Hindi, Punjabi, social studies, computer science, games, exam preparation, study planning, a teacher toolkit and photo and document tools. Every tool runs in the browser, with no sign-up, no app, no usage limit and no cost. The tools work for every board, and they turn a child's screen time into learning time.
At a glance
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Sections |
11: Maths, Science, English, Hindi and Punjabi, Social Studies, Computer Science, Games and Puzzles, Exams and Career, Study Tools, Teacher Toolkit, Photo and Documents |
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Classes |
Class 1 to 12 |
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Boards |
Every board: CBSE, CISCE (ICSE and ISC), State Boards, IB and Cambridge |
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Cost |
Free |
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Sign-up or login |
Not needed |
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App download |
Not needed. Tools open in any browser. |
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Usage limit |
None |
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Privacy |
What you enter stays on your own device |
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Languages |
English, plus dedicated Hindi and Punjabi tools |
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Where |
Key takeaways
- From reels to real learning. The main idea is simple: children are on mobiles anyway, so give them tools that are fun and teach something, instead of endless reels.
- Fun first. Padhai Cricket, Quiz Adventure across India, Sudoku, Hangman, Tangram and Maths Bingo feel like games, and children ask for them again.
- For every board. CBSE, CISCE, State Boards, IB or Cambridge: the tools teach concepts every syllabus shares.
- One place instead of twenty websites. Times tables, the periodic table, a Python editor, a certificate maker and a passport photo maker all sit on one page.
- Made for Indian classrooms. Indian money, Hindi varnamala, Gurmukhi painti, CBSE-style letter formats, NEP 2020 admission age and Navodaya and Sainik school practice.
- A full teacher toolkit, led by the free Certificate Maker, which makes certificates for a whole class in one go.
- Private by design. Tools like the passport photo maker and certificate maker work on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
- It keeps growing, and it sits on ClassHud, the online directory where families can also search and compare institutes of every type.
Why we built these tools
Watch a teacher prepare for class and you will see the same thing everywhere. One website for a worksheet, another for a quiz, a third for a certificate. Half of them ask for a sign-up. Many are full of ads. Some use dollars and miles in their examples, which mean nothing to a child in Ludhiana or Lucknow.
I'm Milan Hans, Founder and CEO of Smartway Media Pvt. Ltd., the Ludhiana company behind Class ON and ClassHud. We have spent more than fifteen years building technology for schools, and we wanted to fix this small but daily frustration. So we put more than a hundred useful tools in one place, built them around Indian classrooms, and made every one of them free.
This guide walks you through all of them, section by section, and shows how teachers, students, parents and schools can get the most out of them.
Turn screen time into learning time
Most parents know the scene. The phone comes out "for five minutes", and an hour later the child is still scrolling reels. Taking the phone away completely rarely works. Giving the child something better on the same screen often does.
That is the main purpose of these tools: to move a child's attention from reels to activities that are just as engaging, but teach something along the way. A child who plays a 5-over Padhai Cricket match is revising maths. A child racing the clock in the Times Table Speed Quiz is building speed. A child exploring the Planet Explorer or building an atom is learning science without feeling like it is study time.
Five ways parents can make the switch
- Replace, don't just remove. When screen time starts, open a learning game instead of a video app.
- Start with the fun ones. Padhai Cricket, Quiz Adventure: Journey Across India, Sudoku, Hangman and Tangram are good first picks.
- Make it a daily habit. The Daily Brain Workout takes eight minutes a day: eight exercises of 60 seconds each.
- Play together. Padhai Cricket has a two-player mode on one device, so a parent and child can play against each other.
- Celebrate progress. Print a certificate from the Certificate Maker when your child beats a personal best.
What are ClassHud Learning Tools?
ClassHud Learning Tools is a free online toolkit for school learning, from Smartway Media, the company behind Class ON. It brings together interactive tools for every major school subject, plus practical tools for teachers, parents and the school office. Its promise is simple: learn, practise and explore, all in one place.
The tools come in seven types:
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Type |
What it does |
Example |
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Simulation |
Lets students see and play with a concept |
Build an Atom, Lens and Mirror Ray Diagram |
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Calculator |
Solves a problem and shows the steps |
LCM and HCF Step-by-Step, Quadratic Equation Solver |
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Quiz |
Practice with instant feedback |
Grammar Practice Quiz, World Capitals Quiz |
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Game |
Learning through play |
Padhai Cricket, Sudoku for Kids, Maths Bingo |
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Maker |
Creates something you can print or share |
Worksheet Generator, Certificate Maker, Collage Maker |
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Chart |
A reference you can explore and print |
Interactive Periodic Table, Maths Formula Sheet |
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Classroom |
Helps run the class itself |
Noise Meter, Focus Timer, Thought of the Day |
Who are these tools for?
- Students use them to practise, check homework, revise for exams and actually see concepts like fractions, circuits and planets.
- Teachers use them to make worksheets, quizzes and certificates in minutes, and to run engaging activities on the smart board.
- Parents use them for practice at home, and for everyday school tasks like a passport-size photo or checking the right admission age.
- Schools use them for assemblies, house competitions, certificates and admission desks.
Are these tools only for CBSE schools?
No. They work for every board: CBSE, CISCE (ICSE and ISC), State Boards, IB and Cambridge. Fractions, the periodic table, grammar, maps and coding are the same concepts in every syllabus, so a child in any school can use them. A few tools add India-specific help, like CBSE-style letter formats and NEP 2020 admission age, which are useful to everyone.
What makes these tools different?
There are good free tools on the internet. What is hard to find is a free collection that brings everything together for Indian classrooms. Here is what stands out:
- Indian by design. Indian money and change, Indian and International number names, India's states and capitals, CBSE-style letter and application formats, Navodaya and Sainik school mental ability practice, and admission age as per NEP 2020.
- Three languages. Hindi varnamala and barakhadi, Gurmukhi painti, Hindi and Punjabi typing, numbers 1 to 100 in three languages, thought of the day in three languages, and cricket commentary in Hindi and Punjabi.
- Truly free. No sign-up, no app, no usage limit, no trial period.
- Private. Tools run inside your browser. The passport photo maker, for example, states that "your photo never leaves this device."
- Made for the smart board. Padhai Cricket has a full-screen classroom mode, and the Classroom tools, like the noise meter and focus timer, are built to run on the board for the whole class.
- Always growing. New tools are added from time to time, so the collection keeps getting more useful.
The complete list of free learning tools
Here is every tool, section by section, with the classes it suits. Tools marked ⭐ are the most popular. Click any name to open it.
Free maths tools (33 tools)
Numbers and arithmetic
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Tool |
Classes |
What it does |
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1 to 5 |
Colour-coded times tables, skip counting and a printable chart |
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1 to 6 |
Beat-the-clock multiplication practice with streaks |
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4 to 8 |
Find primes the Eratosthenes way, and check any number |
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4 to 10 |
Factor trees and the division method, step by step |
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6 to 9 |
Squares, cubes and roots with the working shown |
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2 to 6 |
Place value chart with Indian and International number names |
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3 to 7 |
Convert both ways, with a quiz mode |
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9 to 12 |
Binary, octal, decimal and hexadecimal |
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1 to 5 |
Count Indian notes and coins and work out change |
Fractions, percentage and money
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Tool |
Classes |
What it does |
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3 to 7 |
See fractions as shapes and solve them step by step |
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5 to 10 |
Percentages, percentage change and marks to percent |
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7 to 10 |
Profit, loss, discount and GST with working |
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7 to 10 |
Compare SI and CI with a year-by-year table |
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5 to 8 |
Ratios and unitary method word problems |
Algebra and graphs
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Tool |
Classes |
What it does |
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6 to 7 |
Add and subtract integers on a number line |
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5 to 9 |
Simplify expressions and solve linear equations |
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7 to 12 |
Plot lines and parabolas and find where they meet |
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10 to 12 |
Formula, factorisation and completing the square |
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10 to 12 |
Arithmetic progressions and coordinate formulas |
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11 to 12 |
Matrix operations, inverse and Cramer's rule |
Geometry and measurement
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Tool |
Classes |
What it does |
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5 to 10 |
Area, perimeter, volume and surface area |
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7 to 10 |
Find the missing side and check Pythagorean triplets |
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10 to 12 |
Exact trig values and a printable cheat sheet |
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4 to 10 |
Length, mass, time, speed and more |
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1 to 6 |
Mirror drawing with 2 to 8 lines of symmetry |
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1 to 4 |
Set and read the time, with a quiz |
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5 to 10 |
Speed, distance, time and train problems |
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4 to 9 |
An on-screen protractor with angle practice |
Data, probability and reference
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Tool |
Classes |
What it does |
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9 to 12 |
Mean, median, mode, variance and standard deviation |
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8 to 12 |
Coin, dice and spinner experiments |
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3 to 9 |
Bar, pie, line and pictograph charts from your own data |
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9 to 12 |
Trig, logs, factorial, memory and history |
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6 to 12 |
465 formulas, searchable and printable |
Free science tools (19 tools)
Chemistry
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Tool |
Classes |
What it does |
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8 to 12 |
All 118 elements, with filters and a quiz |
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8 to 12 |
Balance equations with an atom-count table |
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9 to 12 |
Molar mass, mass percent and mole conversions |
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7 to 10 |
The pH scale from 0 to 14, with indicators and examples |
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8 to 11 |
Add protons, neutrons and electrons and watch the atom change |
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9 to 12 |
Shell configuration and Lewis structures |
Physics
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Tool |
Classes |
What it does |
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5 to 9 |
Mix colours of light (RGB) and pigment (CMY) |
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9 to 12 |
Solve physics formulas with the working shown |
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10 to 12 |
Series and parallel resistor circuits |
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10 to 12 |
Live ray diagrams for mirrors and lenses |
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11 to 12 |
Range, height and time of flight |
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9 to 11 |
Distance-time and velocity-time graphs |
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6 to 10 |
Drag and drop a circuit and see if the bulb glows |
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8 to 11 |
Frequency, amplitude and the range of human hearing |
Biology and space
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Tool |
Classes |
What it does |
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4 to 10 |
Labelled body systems with a quiz |
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3 to 8 |
Build a food web and download it as an image |
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6 to 10 |
Organelles, their jobs and a comparison quiz |
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5 to 8 |
Planets to scale, fact cards and your age and weight on each planet |
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5 to 8 |
Phases of the moon, and the phase on any date |
Free English tools (11 tools)
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Tool |
Classes |
What it does |
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3 to 8 |
Colour-codes every word in a sentence by its part of speech |
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3 to 10 |
180 topic-wise questions with explanations |
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4 to 12 |
CBSE-style formats for leave applications and letters |
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5 to 12 |
A clear essay structure with linking words |
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1 to 10 |
Class-wise word lists that remember your progress |
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2 to 8 |
Words read aloud, with hints and a certificate |
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5 to 12 |
338 idioms with meanings and a quiz |
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6 to 12 |
500+ one-word substitutions with a timed quiz |
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5 to 12 |
Word count, reading time and readability |
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3 to 12 |
Words per minute and accuracy, with personal bests |
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4 to 12 |
Reading speed with a comprehension score |
Free Hindi and Punjabi tools (4 tools)
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Tool |
Classes |
What it does |
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1 to 3 |
Swar, vyanjan and barakhadi, with a letter quiz |
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1 to 3 |
All 35 Gurmukhi letters and the vowel signs |
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3 to 12 |
Type in English and get Hindi or Gurmukhi |
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1 to 5 |
Number names in English, Hindi and Punjabi, with a quiz |
Free social studies tools (4 tools)
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Tool |
Classes |
What it does |
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4 to 8 |
An interactive map of India with facts and a map quiz |
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6 to 10 |
A timed quiz by continent and difficulty |
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6 to 9 |
Local time from longitude, compared with IST |
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6 to 12 |
Timelines for the freedom struggle, the World Wars and ancient civilisations |
Free computer science tools (4 tools)
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Tool |
Classes |
What it does |
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9 to 12 |
Run Python in the browser, with CBSE-style examples |
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7 to 10 |
Write HTML and CSS and see the result instantly |
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3 to 7 |
Learn Logo commands by drawing with the turtle |
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11 to 12 |
AND, OR, NOT, NAND, NOR and XOR with truth tables |
Free educational games and puzzles (9 tools)
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Tool |
Classes |
What it does |
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3 to 12 |
A quiz played as a T20 match, with commentary in English, Hindi and Punjabi |
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3 to 12 |
Eight 60-second brain exercises every day |
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3 to 10 |
Travel state by state on a map, answering questions and earning badges |
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3 to 10 |
4x4, 6x6 and 9x9 puzzles, on screen or printed |
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2 to 10 |
Guess the word, with hints and meanings |
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1 to 6 |
Make shapes from the seven tangram pieces |
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1 to 10 |
Make your own word search, on screen or printed |
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3 to 12 |
Turn your clues into a crossword, with an answer key |
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1 to 8 |
Unique bingo cards with a caller screen for the class |
Free exam and career tools (5 tools)
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Tool |
Classes |
What it does |
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4 to 10 |
Series, analogies and coding for Navodaya and Sainik school exams |
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4 to 12 |
20+ mental maths shortcuts with timed practice |
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9 to 10 |
Suggests a stream based on interests and marks |
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9 to 12 |
99 careers with courses and entrance exams |
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3 to 10 |
Indian traffic signs and road rules |
Free study tools (6 tools)
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Tool |
Classes |
What it does |
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5 to 12 |
Percentage, CBSE grade and CGPA, with a shareable result card |
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6 to 12 |
How many classes you need, or can miss, to stay above 75% |
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5 to 12 |
A day-by-day study plan with revision days |
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5 to 12 |
25-minute focus sessions with a task list |
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3 to 10 |
Two- and three-circle Venn diagrams |
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3 to 12 |
Make your own flashcards to flip, shuffle and print |
Free teacher toolkit (9 tools)
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Tool |
For |
What it does |
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Classes 1 to 8 |
Printable maths worksheets with an answer key |
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All |
Appreciation and participation certificates |
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All |
Make an MCQ quiz and share it as a link, with no login for students |
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Classes 1 to 5 |
Tracing sheets in English, Hindi and Punjabi |
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All |
Fair random picks and balanced groups |
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All |
Shows the noise level on the board, with an activity timer |
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All |
Track house points on a live scoreboard |
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All |
365 thoughts for the assembly, in three languages |
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Nursery to 12 |
A child's age and the right class as per NEP 2020 |
Free photo and document tools (7 tools)
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Tool |
What it does |
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ID photo sizes, white background and an A4 print sheet. The photo never leaves your device. |
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Resize and compress many images at once, with a ZIP download |
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A transparent PNG or a new background colour |
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20 layouts with name captions, ready to print on A4 |
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Crop, filters, face blur and watermark |
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QR codes for links, Wi-Fi, UPI and text |
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Turn photos of pages into a straight, multi-page PDF |
How can teachers use these free tools?
Here is what one ordinary school week can look like with these tools.
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Day |
Tool |
How to use it |
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Monday |
Thought of the Day |
Pick the day's thought for the morning assembly, in English, Hindi or Punjabi |
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Tuesday |
Padhai Cricket |
A 5-over match on the smart board to revise the week's chapter in about ten minutes |
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Wednesday |
Maths Worksheet Generator |
Print a homework sheet with an answer key in two minutes |
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Thursday |
Quiz Maker |
Share a quiz link with the class. Students answer without logging in. |
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Friday |
Group Maker and Noise Meter |
Make fair groups for an activity and keep the noise in check |
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Saturday |
Certificate Maker |
Print certificates for the week's winners |
Spotlight: Padhai Cricket
Padhai Cricket is one of the most fun tools in the collection. It turns a quiz into a T20 match: every question is a ball.
- Speed decides the shot. A correct answer in the first quarter of the timer is a six, then a four, then two runs, then a single. A wrong answer, or no answer, is a wicket.
- One DRS review per innings removes two wrong options for a second chance.
- Subjects: Maths, Science, English, General Knowledge or a mix. Maths questions are generated fresh, so they never repeat, and the other subjects draw on a bank of more than a thousand questions.
- Levels: Class 3 to 5, Class 6 to 8 and Class 9 to 12.
- Commentary in English, Hindi or Punjabi, on screen or read aloud.
- Classroom mode: full screen on the smart board, with keys 1 to 4 to choose an answer. A 5-over match takes about ten minutes.
Spotlight: the free Certificate Maker
If there is one tool every school should bookmark, it is the Certificate Maker. Schools give certificates all year: class tests, spelling bees, sports day, science exhibitions, Children's Day, annual day, house competitions and full attendance. Usually that means waiting for a designer or paying a printer. Here it takes minutes.
- Five certificate types: Appreciation, Participation, Merit, Achievement and Excellence, plus a fully custom option.
- Ready wordings for Sports Day, Science Exhibition, Full Attendance, Olympiad Rank and Teachers' Day, and every line stays editable.
- Five designs: classic, modern, elegant, kids and minimal, with your choice of accent colour.
- Your school's identity: add the school name, upload the school logo, and add two signatories, such as the class teacher and the principal.
- A whole class in one go: paste one name per line and get a certificate for every student. Add a personal reason after a name, like "for winning first prize in the 100 m race".
- Print or download: print one, print all, or download them all as high-resolution images in A4 landscape.
- Free and private: no watermark, no payment, and the logo you upload never leaves your device.
A certificate costs the school nothing here, but it means a lot to a child. Use it often.
How can students use them for exam preparation?
- Plan: make a day-by-day plan with the Study Timetable Generator, including revision days.
- Focus: study in 25-minute blocks with the Focus Timer.
- Revise: use the Maths Formula Sheet, the Periodic Table and the Physics Formula Calculator.
- Memorise: build your own decks with the Flashcard Maker.
- Practise: Grammar Quiz, Mental Ability Practice and Vedic Maths Tricks.
- Track: check your percentage and CBSE grade with the Marks and Grade Calculator.
- Stay eligible: the Attendance Percentage Calculator shows how many classes you need to stay above the 75% that CBSE board exams require.
How can parents use them at home?
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Child's class |
Good tools to start with |
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Class 1 to 3 |
Hindi Varnamala, Gurmukhi Painti, Learn to Read the Clock, Indian Money and Change, Tangram, Handwriting Sheets |
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Class 4 to 6 |
Times Table Speed Quiz, Fraction Visualiser, Spelling Bee, India States and Capitals, Human Body Explorer |
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Class 7 to 10 |
Graph Plotter, Periodic Table, Lens and Mirror Ray Diagram, Grammar Quiz, Stream Selector |
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Class 11 and 12 |
Python Playground, Matrix Calculator, Projectile Simulator, Career Explorer |
Parents also find the everyday tools handy: a passport-size photo for a school form, a scanned PDF of a document, or the Admission Age Calculator to check which class a child is eligible for.
How can schools use them?
- Admission desk: the Admission Age Calculator answers the most common question from new parents in seconds.
- Assembly: a different Thought of the Day every morning, for 365 days.
- Sports day and house events: the House Points Scoreboard on a big screen.
- Certificates: for competitions, events and annual day, without a designer.
- School office: the Document Scanner, Image Compressor and QR Code Maker for everyday paperwork.
- Parents: share the tools link with parents in a school notice, so children practise at home with tools the school trusts.
Why are these tools free?
Because basic learning tools should not sit behind a login screen or a payment page. A child practising times tables, a teacher printing a worksheet at 10 pm, a parent who needs a passport photo for a school form: none of them should have to pay or sign up for that.
There is no catch. No trial that ends after seven days, no limit on how many times you use a tool, and no account to create. What you type or upload stays on your own device.
What is coming next?
The collection keeps growing. New tools are added from time to time, across subjects and for teachers and schools. The simplest way to stay updated is to bookmark classhud.com/learning-tools and check back often.
Have an idea for a tool your class needs? Tell the ClassHud team on the helpline, 70096-90096. Your suggestion could be the next tool on the list.
How do ClassHud Learning Tools connect with Class ON?
ClassHud and Class ON are sister platforms from Smartway Media Pvt. Ltd., Ludhiana.
- ClassHud Learning Tools are free for every student, teacher and parent, whichever school they belong to.
- Class ON is our AI-powered school ERP, used by schools in 24+ states to run admissions, attendance, fees, exams, report cards and parent communication from one place.
ClassHud: search and compare institutes too
The learning tools live on ClassHud, which is also an online directory for all types of institutions. Parents and students can search for institutes on ClassHud and compare them before deciding. So the same website that helps a child practise maths tonight can help the family choose the right institute tomorrow. Visit classhud.com to explore it.
The two work well together. A school on Class ON can share the learning tools link with every parent through a notice on the Class ON parent app, so children practise at home with tools the school has recommended. And for school owners, Class ON offers a separate set of growth tools at tool.classonapp.com.
Try the free tools now at classhud.com/learning-tools. And if you run a school and want to see how Class ON can help, call 90237-90237 or book a free demo.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best free learning tools for students in India?
ClassHud Learning Tools offers 100+ free interactive tools for Class 1 to 12, built for Indian classrooms. They cover maths, science, English, Hindi, Punjabi, social studies, computer science, games, exam preparation and study planning, and they work in any browser without a sign-up.
Are ClassHud Learning Tools really free?
Yes. Every tool is free, with no sign-up, no app, no trial period and no usage limit.
Do I need to create an account or download an app?
No. Open classhud.com/learning-tools in any browser and start using a tool straight away. Even the Quiz Maker lets students answer a shared quiz without logging in.
Which classes are the tools for?
Class 1 to 12. Each tool shows the classes it suits, from early-years tools like Hindi Varnamala and Learn to Read the Clock to senior tools like the Python Playground and the Matrix Calculator.
Can teachers use these tools in the classroom?
Yes. The Teacher Toolkit includes a worksheet generator, quiz maker, certificate maker, handwriting sheets, name picker, noise meter, house points scoreboard and thought of the day. Padhai Cricket has a full-screen classroom mode for the smart board.
Is my data safe?
The tools run inside your browser, and what you enter stays on your own device. The passport photo maker, for example, processes the photo on your device and never uploads it.
How can I make a free maths worksheet or quiz?
Use the Maths Worksheet Generator for printable worksheets with an answer key for Classes 1 to 8, or the Quiz Maker to create an MCQ quiz and share it with students as a link.
How do I make a passport-size photo for free?
Use the Passport Size Photo Maker. Upload any phone photo, choose the ID size and a white background, and print an A4 sheet of photos. The photo stays on your device.
How can I make certificates for students for free?
Use the ClassHud Certificate Maker. Choose a type such as Appreciation, Participation or Merit, pick a design, add your school name, logo and two signatories, then paste one student name per line to make certificates for the whole class at once. Print them or download them in A4 landscape. There is no watermark and no payment.
Do these tools work for all boards?
Yes. The tools work for CBSE, CISCE (ICSE and ISC), State Boards, IB and Cambridge, because they teach concepts that every syllabus shares, such as fractions, grammar, maps, science and coding.
How can I turn my child's screen time into learning time?
Instead of only taking the phone away, give your child something better on the same screen. Start with fun learning games like Padhai Cricket, Quiz Adventure: Journey Across India, Sudoku and the Daily Brain Workout. Play together, make it a daily habit, and celebrate progress with a printed certificate.
What is ClassHud?
ClassHud is an online directory for all types of institutions, where parents and students can search for and compare institutes. It also hosts ClassHud Learning Tools, a free collection of 100+ learning tools for Class 1 to 12.
Milan Hans
Founder & CEOMilan Hans, also known as Milan Singh Hans, is an Indian entrepreneur, director, admission booster coach, and businessperson based in Ludhiana, a large industrial city in the Punjab. He is the president of the Malout Helping Foundation, an NGO. Milan Hans is the creator and CEO of Class ON, an application that feeds quick communication to parents and students. He has been awarded many notable awards, such as the Youth Icon Award 2015, the Excellent Work Award 2012, and the Innovation in Education & Technology Award 2019.
