Free browser tools for KoboldCpp

Six free tools for KoboldCpp, all running in your browser with nothing uploaded: a download picker, a VRAM and GPU layers calculator, a launch command and .kcpps builder, a log analyzer, an API tester and a chat template finder. They are built from KoboldCpp's public data and checked against our own test results.

Checked against KoboldCpp 1.124.2 · updated 13 Nov 2026
  • lab-lnx: Linux test VM · 4 vCPU · 15 GB · no GPU
  • gha-w25: Windows Server 2025 test machine · 4 vCPU · 16 GB · no GPU
  • gha-u24: Ubuntu 24.04 test machine · 4 vCPU · 16 GB · no GPU
How we test
On this page
  1. The six tools
  2. Which tool for which problem
  3. How our tools handle your data
  4. How we check the tools
  5. Looking for koboldcpp_tools.zip?
  6. Tools we decided not to build

The six tools

Start with the log analyzer if something is wrong, and the download picker if you are new.

Which tool for which problem

Problems and the tool that helps
Which file should I download?Download picker
Will this model fit in my GPU, and how many layers?VRAM calculator
It ran out of memoryLog analyzer, then the calculator
It does not use my GPULog analyzer
My command or saved settings do not workCommand builder
My app cannot connectAPI tester
The model writes odd text or thinks too longTemplate finder

How our tools handle your data

Everything runs in your browser. Share links keep your inputs in the part of the address after the hash sign, which the browser does not send to our server. Only two things reach another server: the calculator reads a model’s header from Hugging Face when you paste a link, and the API tester calls the server you type. See privacy.

How we check the tools

Each tool has automated tests that run in our build, many against the real KoboldCpp program: the command builder was checked on 20 configurations F76, the template finder is checked against 18 model-name fixtures and the real adapter files, and the calculator is calibrated on measured memory F10. How we test is on how we test.

Looking for koboldcpp_tools.zip?

People searching “KoboldCpp tools” may want the project’s own conversion and quantizing tools (quantize_gguf, gguf-split and others). They are published as koboldcpp_tools.zip under the kcpp_tools_rolling pre-release on GitHub; we never host it. See Hugging Face downloads for when you need it.

Tools we decided not to build

Ideas we left out
A standalone context calculatorIt is a slider in the VRAM calculatorVRAM calculator, context size
A standalone model pickerKeeping a list fresh is the hard partModels
A sampler preset generatorIt is taste, with no single right answerSettings and starting points
A hosted online demoCost and abuse; the Horde and Lite already existKoboldAI

Frequently asked questions

Are these tools official?

No. They are independent and built from KoboldCpp's public data. KoboldCpp's own tools, such as the quantizer, are in koboldcpp_tools.zip on GitHub.

Do the tools send my logs or files anywhere?

No. They run in your browser. Share links keep your inputs in the part of the address after the hash sign, which your browser does not send to us. The two outside requests are the VRAM calculator reading a model header from Hugging Face when you paste a link, and the API tester calling the server you type.

Do the tools work offline?

Once a tool page has loaded, the download picker, calculator, builder, log analyzer and template finder work without a network. The API tester needs to reach your KoboldCpp server, and the calculator's Hugging Face link option needs the internet.