Format a JSON response, compare two files or convert a timestamp without opening a terminal. These tools also handle Base64, UUIDs, hashes, cron schedules and Markdown. Text and file transformations run in your browser. Each tool includes examples and explains the output so you can check it before copying it into your project.
Validate, format or minify JSON while preserving large numbers. Browse a source-aware tree, find keys and inspect duplicate-key warnings.
Encode text as Base64 or decode it back to text. Supports UTF-8 and URL-safe Base64.
Convert an image into a Base64 data URL, HTML image tag or CSS background. Preview it before copying the result.
Generate version 4 UUIDs individually or in batches. Inspect an existing UUID to check its version and structure.
Convert Unix timestamps in seconds or milliseconds to dates, or turn a date into a timestamp.
Convert integers between binary, octal, decimal and hexadecimal, with a view of the individual bits.
Calculate MD5 and SHA hashes for text, or encode it as Base64. Compare and copy the results.
Build a five-field cron schedule, read its meaning and preview the next run times.
Write Markdown, preview the result and copy the HTML. Includes headings, lists, links, tables and code blocks.
Compare two texts side by side or in a unified view. Highlight changed lines and words, with case and whitespace options.
Generate random passwords or passphrases in your browser. Choose the length and character sets, then copy the result.
Convert local CSV and JSON with quoted cells, preserved identifiers, column types and downloadable output.
Test patterns, inspect captured groups and preview replacements with a stoppable browser worker.
Read URL parts and raw query pairs, remove selected parameters, and encode or decode text with explicit rules.