The Monday morning list
A hairdresser's price list PDF bounces back from the salon booking portal, too many megabytes and no explanation why. A nurse chasing payment from a private client still has no invoice number to point to, and the till counter has last month's QR code taped over with a biro correction.
One form per job, not four websites
Jobbit's four free tools cover exactly those jobs from one account: a QR code generator, a PDF compressor, an image resizer and an invoice generator. Each is a short form rather than a blank box. You pick from a few choices, the size you need, the platform the image is for, the currency on the invoice, attach a file if there is one, and the page shows the message it is about to send before it sends it. Sign up once with an email address, no card, and the result lands in a chat rather than a download link that expires with a free trial.
Where the usual free sites run out
| Job | Typical free site | Jobbit |
|---|---|---|
| QR code | Dynamic code on a trial, stops scanning later | Static PNG and SVG, no expiry |
| PDF compression | Two free tasks a day | 100 credits a day, covers several jobs |
| Invoices | Three free invoices a month | As many as the daily credits allow |
| Batch images | Twenty images at a time | Whole folder in, one zip out |
Three steps, one account
- Pick the job on the tools page and fill in the short form; presets do most of it in one click.
- Attach the file, the logo or the images the job needs, then sign up once with an email address.
- Collect the result in a chat, where the next request is one sentence: "under 2 MB instead," "the Instagram size too," "add a late payment clause."
Where the free tool stops
The four tools run on Jobbit's free plan, 100 credits a day, no card required, which comfortably covers one QR code, one compression, one resize and one invoice in the same morning. A heavier week, a full catalogue of product images or invoices sent daily, uses that daily pool faster, and that is when a paid plan or a proper hosted page for the QR code to point to starts to make more sense than doing everything from the free form alone.
