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Use free browser-based developer utilities to format and validate JSON, convert delimited records to JSON, and inspect readable JWT fields during everyday development and debugging.
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About these tools
Which developer tool should you use?
Use the JSON Formatter & Validator to prettify, minify, or check the syntax of a JSON document. Use the CSV to JSON Converter to transform comma-separated or other supported delimited records into a JSON array. Use the JWT Decoder to inspect readable header, payload, and expiration claim data without verifying the token's authenticity.
Browser-based processing and privacy
These three tools process supported input locally in your browser instead of uploading it to our servers. Local processing reduces unnecessary data transfer, but it is not a guarantee of absolute privacy or security. Avoid pasting production credentials, active access tokens, private keys, or other sensitive secrets, and review generated output before using it.
JWT decoding only makes encoded fields readable. It does not authenticate the token, verify its signature, or establish that any decoded claim can be trusted.
Common developer workflows
Validate and format a JSON API response while investigating a parsing error, convert CSV export data into a JSON array for another workflow, or inspect a JWT expiration claim while debugging token handling. Each tool reports format-specific limitations on its page, so check the result before relying on it in production.
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Frequently asked questions
Are these developer tools free to use?
Yes. The JSON Formatter & Validator, CSV to JSON Converter, and JWT Decoder are available to use without creating an account.
Do the tools upload my data to a server?
The currently available developer tools process supported input locally in your browser and do not upload it to our servers. Even with local processing, avoid pasting production credentials, active access tokens, private keys, or other secrets into any online tool.
What is the difference between JSON formatting and CSV conversion?
JSON formatting parses an existing JSON document and changes its whitespace for readability or compactness while checking its syntax. CSV conversion reads delimited rows and creates a JSON array whose property names come from the header row.
Can the JWT Decoder verify a token's signature?
No. It only decodes readable header and payload data. It does not authenticate the token, verify its signature, or prove that its claims are trustworthy.
Which tool should I use for debugging API data?
Use the JSON Formatter & Validator for a JSON request or response, the CSV to JSON Converter for a delimited export that needs a JSON representation, and the JWT Decoder to inspect readable token claims without treating them as verified.