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Overview
25+ free developer tools: JSON formatter, Base64, JWT decoder, regex tester, UUID generator & more. Runs locally — no upload.
Convert numbers exactly between hexadecimal, decimal, binary, and octal.
Explain, validate, and preview upcoming run times for cron expressions locally.
Test JavaScript regular expressions locally, inspect matches and capture groups, and preview replacements.
Decode percent-encoded URL components, paths, query strings, and form data locally.
Percent-encode text, paths, query values, and form data locally in the browser.
Decode JWTs locally, inspect claims, and optionally verify HMAC signatures in the browser.
Generate UUIDs and GUIDs locally in the browser, export batches, and use v4 or v7.
Validate, format, minify, analyze, and inspect JSON as a tree locally.
Run RFC 9535 JSONPath queries locally against JSON and show normalized paths.
Run JMESPath Core expressions locally against JSON and export the JSON result.
Test XPath 1.0 in the browser and XPath 3.1 locally against XML or HTML documents.
Decode Base64, Base64URL, MIME Base64, or data URLs to bytes directly in the browser.
Encode text or local files to Base64, Base64URL, MIME Base64, or data URLs directly in the browser.
Convert JSON files or pasted JSON text to XML directly in the browser.
Convert XML files or pasted XML text to JSON directly in the browser.
Convert JSON files or pasted JSON text to YAML directly in the browser.
Convert YAML files or pasted YAML text to JSON directly in the browser.
Generate and verify bcrypt password hashes and calculate MD5 and SHA-256 digests locally.
Convert CSV, TSV, and delimiter-separated data to GitHub-Flavored Markdown tables locally in the browser.
Convert strict JSON to readable TOML locally in the browser.
Infer TypeScript interfaces and type aliases from JSON sample data locally in the browser.
Format and beautify SQL scripts locally in the browser.
Convert JSON objects and object lists to SQL INSERT statements directly in the browser.
Convert CSV, TSV files, or pasted table data to JSON directly in the browser.
Convert JSON files or pasted JSON text to CSV directly in the browser.
The development tools cover recurring work with JSON, CSV, YAML, XML, SQL, Base64, JWT, UUIDs, regex, and URL encoding. They are built for short debugging sessions, code reviews, API checks, and data cleanup where a developer needs a correctly formatted result quickly.
Many tools run directly in the browser, which makes them practical for sensitive snippets, tokens, and configuration data. Instead of opening a full project, you can inspect, convert, validate, or clean data without interrupting your workflow.
Start with the tool whose input field best matches your technical input. This avoids unnecessary options and gets you to a reliable result faster.
For important data, compare the result with a small example or known reference value, especially when rounding, formatting, or file size matters.
For sensitive content, browser-based tools are especially useful because inputs or files are usually processed locally and do not need to be prepared for an account.
Format JSON, test paths, create CSV or XML, and validate response data before using it in code or documentation.
Base64, URL encoding, and JWT decoding make technical values readable and help identify common integration mistakes faster.
Converters between JSON, YAML, TOML, XML, SQL, and TypeScript reduce manual cleanup during prototyping and migrations.
Yes. The tools on Xoricon can be used without signing in and are designed for quick tasks in the browser.
Most tools in this category run locally in the browser. If a tool requires a different processing model, the individual tool page should make that visible.
Choose the tool based on your source material and the result you need. Each tool card states the main purpose and links directly to the matching input interface.