Developer utilities
Format, validate, encode, and decode small developer data snippets.
These tools handle common JSON, Base64, and URL cleanup tasks directly in the browser. They are built for pasted snippets, API examples, configuration fragments, and quick checks before moving data back into your editor, docs, or debugging workflow.
JSON tools
Format and check pasted JSON
Encoding tools
Decode and encode URL or Base64 text
Base64 decode
OpenDecode Base64 text to readable Unicode text locally in your browser.
Base64 encode
OpenEncode plain text and Unicode text to Base64 without uploading it.
URL decode
OpenDecode percent-encoded URL text and URL components locally in your browser.
URL encode
OpenPercent-encode URL text, query values, and URL components in your browser.
Snippet-sized by design
Use these pages for pasted text snippets. Very large files, binary payloads, and production secrets should stay in approved local or internal tools.
Clear limits
Base64 is an encoding format, not encryption. URL encoding changes reserved characters, but it does not prove a link is safe.
Reviewed pages
Each released tool has visible examples, limitations, related tools, and structured data that describes the page content users can see.
How these developer utilities fit together
Start with JSON formatting when an API response or config value is hard to read. Use JSON validation when you need a quick syntax check, or JSON minification when compact output is easier to paste into another tool.
For encoded text, use URL decode and URL encode for percent-encoded query values or URL components. Use Base64 decode and Base64 encode for text payloads that need Base64 or Base64URL conversion.