Text & developer utilities

Text & Developer Tools

The small utilities you reach for a dozen times a day — formatters, encoders, generators and validators — with the guarantee that tokens and snippets stay in your browser.

100% browser-based No server upload 15 free tools

Developer utility sites are convenient right up until you paste a production JWT, an API response or a password into one and realise it went to someone else’s backend. Every tool in this hub runs client-side, so the token you decode, the text you hash and the JSON you format are processed in the page and never sent anywhere. That makes it safe to use with real secrets, not just throwaway examples.

The collection covers the common jobs: formatting and validating (JSON, SQL, Markdown), inspecting and decoding (JWT, Base64 URL, Unix timestamps), generating (UUIDs, strong passwords, QR codes, hashes) and comparing or measuring (text diff, word count, case conversion). Each is a focused, single-purpose tool rather than a bloated all-in-one editor.

What you can do here

  • Inspect and debug

    Decode a JWT to read its claims, pretty-print a JSON API response, or convert a Unix timestamp — without any of it leaving the tab.

  • Generate what you need

    Spin up a UUID, a strong password, a QR code or a hash on demand, all computed locally in the browser.

  • Clean up text and code

    Format or minify JSON and SQL, test a regular expression against sample input, diff two versions, or convert text case before pasting it back.

Text & Developer Tools in this hub

15 tools — each opens instantly and processes files on your device. Every tool has an in-depth guide.

Frequently asked questions

Are the values I paste sent to a server?

No. Every developer tool here runs in the browser, so JWTs, passwords, JSON and any other text you paste are processed locally and are never uploaded.

Is it safe to decode a real JWT or hash a real secret?

Yes. Because decoding and hashing happen entirely on your device, no token or secret is transmitted — though you should still treat any secret pasted into a shared computer with normal caution.

Do the generators produce values I can use in production?

The UUID, password and hash generators use the browser’s built-in cryptographic and randomness APIs where appropriate, so their output is suitable for real use.

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