💻 Developer & Data

Format and validate JSON, XML, YAML and SQL, test regex and cron, encode data, and handle security, IDs and networking — all client-side in your browser.

46 free tools across 4 categories.

Data Formats & Validation (21 tools)

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CSV Viewer & Explorer

View, explore, and diagnose CSV data instantly. Table view with sorting, filtering, and RFC 4180 error diagnostics.

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CSV ↔ JSON Converter

CSV ↔ JSON converter. Smart parsing with PapaParse.

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HTML Formatter & Beautifier

Format & beautify HTML. Minify HTML for production. Preserves script/style, handles void elements correctly.

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JSON Compare

Compare two JSON objects. Find added/removed/changed keys.

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JSON Escape / Unescape

Escape and unescape JSON strings. Convert special chars to JSON-safe sequences. Decode escaped strings.

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JSON Formatter & Validator

Format, validate, minify JSON. Error line detection.

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JSON Minifier

Minify and compress JSON. Strip whitespace, reduce file size. Size comparison stats.

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JSON Schema Generator

Generate JSON Schema from JSON. Auto-detects types.

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JSON to CSV Converter

Convert JSON to CSV instantly. Paste JSON and get clean CSV output. Free, browser-based, zero-dependency.

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JSON to SQL Converter

Convert JSON to SQL INSERT/CREATE TABLE statements. MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MSSQL. Nested flattening.

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JSON ↔ YAML Converter

Convert JSON to YAML and YAML to JSON. js-yaml powered, bidirectional. Handles nested objects and arrays.

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JSONPath Tester

Evaluate JSONPath queries. Select data from JSON.

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OpenAPI/Swagger Viewer

Parse OpenAPI 3.x and Swagger 2.0 specs into a collapsible tree. Color-coded HTTP method badges. 100% client-side.

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SQL Formatter

Format SQL. MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite. Beautify/minify.

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SQL to JSON Converter

Convert SQL CREATE TABLE + INSERT to JSON. Multi-dialect, big-int safe.

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XML Formatter & Validator

Format & validate XML. DOMParser error detection.

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XML to CSV Converter

Convert XML to CSV with auto-detection of repeated records and dot-notation nested flattening. Browser-based, zero data leakage.

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XML ↔ JSON Converter

Bidirectional XML ↔ JSON conversion. Recursive mapping.

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XPath Tester & Evaluator

Test and evaluate XPath expressions against XML documents instantly. Query XML nodes with XPath 1.0, view results with generated paths. Free, browser-based, zero-dependency.

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XSD Generator & Validator

Generate XSD schema from XML, or validate XML against XSD. Zero-dependency, browser-based.

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YAML Validator

Validate YAML, convert to JSON. Error line detection.

Security & Network (10 tools)

Code & Build Helpers (9 tools)

Encoding & IDs (6 tools)

How to Choose the Right Tool

Your goalUse this tool
Format and validate messy JSONJSON Formatter & Validator
Test a regex pattern with live highlightingRegex Tester
Decode a JWT token to inspect claimsJWT Decoder
Convert JSON to typed TypeScript interfacesJSON to TypeScript Generator
Generate a cryptographically secure UUIDUUID Generator
Build a cron expression visuallyCron Expression Builder

Frequently Asked Questions

JSON Formatter vs JSON Minifier — when should I use each?

Use the JSON Formatter when you need to read, debug, or validate JSON — it adds indentation, syntax highlighting, and pinpoints errors by line. Use the JSON Minifier for production deployment to strip all whitespace and reduce file size, with before/after size comparison stats. Format for development, minify for production — they're complementary tools in the same workflow.

Which encoding tool should I use — Base64, URL Encode, or HTML Entity?

Each serves a different purpose: Base64 Encoder converts binary data to ASCII text (images in CSS, API authentication tokens). URL Encoder makes text safe for query strings (spaces become %20, special characters escaped). HTML Entity Encoder escapes characters for HTML safety (< becomes &lt;) and prevents XSS. Use Base64 for data transport, URL Encode for web addresses, HTML Entity for embedding code in pages.

Is the Regex Tester using a real regex engine — and how does the Explainer help?

Yes. The Regex Tester uses JavaScript's built-in RegExp engine — the same one powering browser form validation. It supports flags (g, i, m), capture groups, and real-time match highlighting. The companion Regex Explainer breaks complex patterns into plain English token by token, showing what each part of the expression matches. Together they're a learning and debugging pair for regular expressions.

JSON to SQL vs JSON to Java vs JSON to TypeScript — which converter for which use case?

The JSON to SQL Converter generates CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, and MSSQL — use it to seed databases from JSON data. The JSON to Java POJO Converter produces typed Java classes with Lombok and Jackson annotations for backend development. The JSON to TypeScript Generator outputs interfaces, types, and enums with optional readonly and strict null checks for frontend work. Choose based on your target language, not the JSON source.

Can these tools handle sensitive data — what's the client-side privacy model?

All developer tools process data exclusively in your browser using JavaScript APIs — nothing is transmitted to a server. This is critical when working with production data, API keys embedded in JSON, authentication tokens, or proprietary algorithms. The JWT Decoder parses tokens locally, the Hash Generator uses the Web Crypto API, and the Text Encryptor performs AES-256-GCM encryption entirely in-memory. Disconnect your internet after page load to verify — the tools still function.

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