Developer Tools
11 developer tools. Format, encode, hash and read tokens for everyday API jobs. Pasted secrets stay put.
- Unlimited
- No signup
- Private
- Works offline
Paste something to start
we name it, you pick the tool
All developer tools
14 tools · 4 groups · 11 ready
JSON & data
4- JSON Formatter
- JSON to CSVPreview
- CSV to JSON
JSON ValidatorSoon
Encode & decode
5Hash & tokens
3Inspect & compare
2About these developer tools
The reason to run these locally is what you paste into them. A JWT carries a session. A JSON blob from a bug report carries customer records. A tool that uploads them sends both to someone else's server.
Everything here happens in the page. Hashing uses the browser's own crypto, except for MD5, which the page computes itself. Base64 and URL encoding use small codecs written for this site, and JSON is read by the parser already in your browser. There is no request to inspect, because there is no request.
A JWT is decoded first. For an HMAC token, you can enter its signing secret to check the signature in this tab. Public-key signatures are read but not verified.
- Crypto
- SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384 and SHA-512 from the browser itself.
- Tokens
- JWTs are decoded locally. HMAC signatures can be checked with a secret you provide.
- Size
- No paste limit beyond what the tab can hold.
- Logs
- None. Nothing reaches a server to be logged.