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Free Developer Tools — Format, Encode, Decode & Convert

A focused toolbox for everyday development work: format and validate JSON, encode and decode Base64 and URLs, decode and verify JWTs, test regular expressions, generate hashes and UUIDs, convert timestamps, and calculate subnets.

Every tool here runs entirely in your browser. That's not just a speed benefit — it means API responses, tokens, secrets and customer data you paste in are never transmitted anywhere. No signup, no rate limits, no waiting on a server round-trip.

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What's included

  • JSON — formatter and validator, tree viewer, diff, repair, schema generator, JSONPath tester, and converters to TypeScript, CSV, YAML and XML.
  • JWT — decoder, encoder/signer and signature verifier using the Web Crypto API.
  • Base64 — text, file, image and data-URI encoding and decoding.
  • URL — percent encoder/decoder, URL parser, query-string builder and slug generator.
  • Utilities — regex tester, hash generator, UUID generator, timestamp converter, case converter and CIDR calculator.

Why local processing matters for developers

Debugging usually means pasting real data — a production API response, an auth token, a config file. Pasting those into a tool that posts them to someone else's server is a quiet security problem, and one that's easy to overlook under time pressure. Because these tools compute in the browser, the data stays in the tab you're working in. You can use them on internal payloads without a second thought, and they keep working offline once the page has loaded.

Frequently asked questions

Is my data sent to a server?

No. Every developer tool here runs in your browser using JavaScript and the Web Crypto API, so what you paste never leaves your machine.

Can I use these on production data?

That's exactly the point of processing locally — nothing is transmitted or logged. As a general habit, still avoid pasting live production secrets into any web page, ours included.

Do the tools work offline?

Once a tool page has loaded, the processing itself needs no network connection, so it keeps working if you go offline.

Is there any rate limit or signup?

Neither. There's no account, no quota and no throttling, because there's no server doing the work.