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Full toolkit

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Pick a tool to get started — everything runs locally in your browser.

Guides & privacy

How to choose the right tool

  • Use JSON Formatter first to make minified API responses readable before you start debugging nested structures.
  • Use Regex Tester to write and validate patterns against real input before hardcoding them in code.
  • Use Hash Generator for quick checksum comparisons — useful for verifying downloads or API webhook signatures.
  • Use Base64 Tool when working with data URIs, binary encoding in configs, or basic obfuscation checks.
  • Use JWT Decoder to audit token claims during local development without sending tokens to any third-party tool.

Privacy and safety

All encoding, decoding, hashing, and token inspection runs in your browser with no backend transmission. Tokens, secrets, and sensitive API payloads never leave your device.

Category FAQs

Is it safe to paste JWTs into an online tool?

With UtilSnap, yes — JWT decoding runs entirely client-side in JavaScript. Your token is never sent to a server. That said, avoid pasting production tokens with real credentials in any public environment.

Can I test regex against large text blocks?

Yes. Paste any sample text into Regex Tester and matches will highlight in real time. The tool handles multi-line input with global and case-insensitive flags.

What hash algorithms are supported?

The Hash Generator supports MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, and SHA-512 — all computed client-side using the Web Crypto API.

Does JSON Formatter handle deeply nested or large responses?

Yes. The formatter handles typical API responses up to several MB. Very large files may be slow to render due to browser memory limits.