Developer Utilities
Fast, free, and privacy-friendly tools for everyday development. All processing happens in your browser — your data never leaves your device.
HTTP & APIs
1 toolJSON & Data
3 toolsEncoding & Security
4 toolsGenerators
3 toolsText & Writing
2 toolsRegex & Scheduling
3 toolsDesign & Color
1 toolImage Tools
2 toolsFree online developer tools that respect your privacy
DevUtilities.dev is a collection of 19 focused utilities that developers use every day. All tools run entirely in your browser — no sign-up, no pop-ups, no paywalls. The site has no tracking analytics for input, no server-side logging of payloads, and no third-party uploads. The only network traffic from a tool page is to load the page itself.
JSON, YAML and configuration
The JSON Formatter validates, beautifies and minifies JSON; the JSON Diff compares two documents path-by-path; the YAML ↔ JSON Converter handles Kubernetes manifests, Docker Compose and GitHub Actions workflows. Together they cover almost every configuration- and API-debugging task that comes up in a working day.
Authentication, encoding and hashing
The JWT Decoder parses headers and claims and verifies HS256/RS256 signatures locally using the Web Crypto API. The Base64 and URL Encoder handle every percent-encoding and Base64 variation you will run into in HTTP work. The Hash Generator computes MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256 and SHA-512 for text or files of any size.
Regex, cron and other expressions
The Regex Tester evaluates JavaScript-flavour regex against sample text with highlighted matches; the Regex Builder composes patterns visually; the Cron Builder assembles cron expressions and shows upcoming run times in your local timezone.
Your data stays in your browser
Every tool processes input locally with standard browser APIs — JSON.parse, crypto.subtle, Canvas. Tokens, JSON payloads, images and files are never uploaded. You can confirm this by opening your browser's network panel and pressing a tool's action button — no outbound request is made.
Developer guides
For deeper background on the concepts behind the tools, read our long-form developer guides — original articles on JSON, JWT, regex and cron written by working engineers. Each guide focuses on the specific pitfalls that turn into bug tickets if you ignore them.