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Formatting, validating, encoding and debugging, all in the tab you already have open. Every tool runs locally, so an API response you paste in — auth headers, customer records and all — never leaves the browser.

Every developer tool

The JSON toolkit

Seven tools cover a payload end to end: pretty-print it, get the exact line and column of a parse error, open a collapsible tree over something too large to scroll, work out a JSONPath expression before it goes into code, compare two documents structurally or as a Git-style unified diff, and check the byte cost of minifying.

Formatters and minifiers

SQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, YAML and XML each have a formatter here, and SQL has a minifier that strips comments without touching string literals.

Worth being plain about what a formatter does: it changes whitespace, indentation and casing. It does not change what the code means.

Encoding, identifiers and time

  • Base64 and URL encoding and decoding, in both directions.
  • UUID v1, v4, v6 and v7 generated in bulk, plus a validator that reports the version and variant.
  • Cron expressions built from fields, with the next run times previewed.
  • Unix timestamps converted both ways — for log lines and for reading a JWT expiry claim.

Reference lookups

The three questions that interrupt debugging most often: what does this HTTP status code mean, what Content-Type does this file extension need, and what browser, OS and device is this User-Agent string?

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