Free Chemistry Tools and Calculators

MolDraw includes a growing tools hub for chemistry students, educators, researchers, and lab teams. This guide links the most useful converters, calculators, structure utilities, and teaching tools in one SEO-friendly reference page.

Published: 6 Jun 2026 · Category: Tools · Publisher: Scidart Academy

Overview

Use the MolDraw Tools Hub when you need quick chemistry utilities without leaving the browser. The tools are grouped around common workflows: converting identifiers, preparing solutions, drawing structures, balancing equations, making TLC diagrams, and checking periodic table data.

Short answer: MolDraw tools cover chemistry converters, concentration calculators, structure utilities, periodic table lookup, TLC diagrams, and file-format helpers for everyday chemistry work.

Chemistry Converters

Converter pages help move between common chemical identifiers and file formats. They are useful when a database, notebook, docking workflow, or drawing tool expects a specific format.

SMILES and structure converters

Convert between SMILES, 2D structures, MOL, SDF, MOL2, PDB, and PDBQT formats.

Identifier converters

Resolve and convert InChI, InChIKey, IUPAC, CID, and SMILES identifiers.

Chemistry Calculators

Calculator tools support routine classroom and wet-lab calculations such as molarity, molality, dilution, and solution preparation.

Drawing and Structure Tools

The main MolDraw editor is the fastest route for drawing molecules, visualizing 3D structures, and exporting chemistry formats. The linked tools support format conversion, structure lookup, and downstream workflows.

Learning and Classroom Tools

MolDraw also includes teaching-friendly pages for chemical structure drawing, reaction examples, TLC diagrams, and periodic table lookup.

FAQ

What is the best starting point?

Start with the Tools Hub for browsing, or open the MolDraw editor if you already have a molecule to draw or paste.

Are these tools free?

Yes. MolDraw’s core browser-based tools and calculators are free to use.

Which tool should I use for a molecule identifier?

Use SMILES, InChI, InChIKey, IUPAC, and CID converter pages depending on the identifier you have and the format you need.