Developer

Encoders, formatters, generators, and converters for everyday developer tasks — all client-side.

Reading something opaque 19

Formatting and checking 15

Generating 19

Converting 22

Encoding and escaping 6

Keys, hashes and encryption 11

Addresses, numbers and check digits 13

Reference 5

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The largest group here, so by job rather than by name. Reading something opaque: decode a JWT, an X.509 certificate, a protobuf message, a data URL, a defanged URL or a safelink; work out what a file actually is from its bytes. Making something correct: format or repair JSON, YAML and XML, test a regex, test an XPath or JSONPath, check a JSON Schema, read a cron expression back in plain words.

Generating: UUIDs and other IDs, passwords, TOTP codes, BIP39 mnemonics, mock data, QR and barcodes, sitemaps, basic-auth headers. Converting: JSON to CSV or to typed code in eight languages, curl to code, timestamps, IP notations, character encodings, text to binary.

Everything here runs in your browser. The JWT decoder does not send your token anywhere; the hash generator hashes locally; the password generator uses your browser's own cryptographic random source. That is the reason to use these rather than the first search result — a token or an internal payload pasted into a server-side tool is a token you have to rotate.