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The everyday encoders, formatters and converters, running in your tab so tokens and payloads you paste are never sent to a server.

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CSS

JSON, YAML, XML and CSV

Encode and decode

Markdown and HTML

Debugging and reference

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About these tools

These are the utilities every developer reaches for and nobody wants to install: encoding and decoding, formatting and validating structured data, converting between formats, generating hashes and identifiers, checking a regular expression against real input.

Running them locally is a practical matter rather than a philosophical one. Pasting a token, a payload or a production configuration into a website that processes it server-side is a genuine disclosure; here the page is static and the work happens in your tab, which you can verify in the network inspector.

Questions people ask

Is it safe to paste a JWT or API response here?

Safer than on a site that processes it server-side: these pages are static files and the decoding runs in your tab, which you can confirm in the network panel of your browser's developer tools. The usual rule still applies — do not paste live production secrets anywhere you do not need to.

What base font size does the px to rem converter assume?

16 px, the default in every major browser, and you can change it. A rem is relative to the root element's font size, so if your stylesheet sets html { font-size: 62.5% }, enter 10 as the base.

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