JWT Debugger
Decodes JWT header and payload in the browser to inspect claims, expiry, and token structure.
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Small utilities for developers debugging tokens, time, hashes, metadata, JavaScript, cURL, or sample data.
The Developer group focuses on repeated small tasks: reading JWTs, converting Unix time, hashing text, generating meta tags, explaining crontab, beautifying JavaScript, converting cURL, and building UTM links.
Decodes JWT header and payload in the browser to inspect claims, expiry, and token structure.
Converts Unix timestamps to local/UTC time and converts date-time values back to timestamps.
Generates SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512 hashes for text comparison.
Generates SEO, Open Graph, and Twitter/X meta tags with image previews for websites.
Explains the five basic fields of a cron expression and when the scheduled task runs.
Formats JavaScript quickly so snippets are easier to read before debugging or sharing.
Applies basic JavaScript obfuscation to small snippets when direct reading should be harder.
Converts basic cURL commands into editable JavaScript, PHP, or Python snippets.
Generates sample JSON data such as names, emails, phone numbers, and addresses for quick tests.
Builds campaign URLs with UTM source, medium, campaign, term, and content parameters.
Builds and sends HTTP requests quickly to inspect methods, headers, bodies, status codes, and responses while debugging APIs.
Splits URLs into host, path, fragment, and query parameters for inspection or URL rebuilding.
Runs basic JSONPath expressions against sample JSON to quickly extract fields from API responses.
Generates and signs HS256, HS384, or HS512 JWTs from header, payload, and secret in the browser.
Creates timestamps for now, expiry moments, day boundaries, weeks, and months while testing systems.
Tests regex patterns, flags, match positions, capture groups, and replacement output.
Minifies HTML, CSS, or JavaScript snippets by removing comments and extra whitespace.
Formats CSS blocks and properties so stylesheets are easier to read during review or debugging.
Formats SELECT, JOIN, WHERE, GROUP BY, ORDER BY, and common SQL statements for readability.
Checks invalid lines, duplicate keys, and empty variables in .env files before deployment.
Checks basic YAML/TOML structure such as indentation, sections, key-value pairs, and common line errors.
Generates starter Dockerfiles for Node.js, PHP Apache, Python, Go, or static sites.
Simulates simple Nginx regex rewrites to see whether a path matches and what it becomes.
Composes .gitignore files for stacks such as Node.js, PHP, Python, Docker, Windows, macOS, and IDEs.
Compares semantic versions and checks whether a version satisfies ranges such as ^, ~, >=, or <.
No. They are designed to open quickly and run directly in the browser.