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DevConverter

Developer Tools, All in One Place

A free collection of 60+ browser-based utilities for developers — JSON formatters, Base64 encoders, hash generators, timestamp converters, regex testers, and more. Everything runs locally in your browser. No data is ever sent to a server.

Why DevConverter

Runs entirely in your browser

Every tool processes data locally using JavaScript. Nothing you type, paste, or upload is ever sent to a server. This is especially important for sensitive inputs like JWTs, private keys, API credentials, and personal data.

No sign-up, no limits

All 60+ tools are immediately available without creating an account, providing an email, or hitting a usage cap. Open a tool, use it, and close the tab. No friction, no dark patterns.

Real-time output

Results update as you type. There is no Submit button to press and no loading spinner to wait for. Instant feedback makes it easy to iterate on your input and understand the output.

Always free

DevConverter is supported by unobtrusive advertising and will remain free to use. No premium tier, no feature paywalls, no conversion limits. The tools that are here today will stay here.

All Tools

Encoding / Decoding

Date / Time

Format Conversion

Hash / Security

Network

String

Number / Base

Color

Generators

Image

About DevConverter

DevConverter is a free online toolbox built specifically for software developers and technical users. It provides instant access to the conversions and transformations that come up repeatedly in development work: decoding a Base64 string, figuring out what a Unix timestamp corresponds to, checking whether a JSON file is valid, generating a UUID, converting between YAML and JSON for a configuration file, or testing a regular expression against sample input.

The core design principle is privacy by default. Many tools that handle similar tasks require you to send your data to a remote server — which is a problem when the data in question is a JWT containing user information, an API key you are debugging, or a file with sensitive contents. DevConverter runs every computation in your browser using JavaScript, so the data never leaves your machine.

The site is built with Next.js and statically generated, meaning every page is a plain HTML file served from a CDN edge network. There is no application server to receive requests, which makes the privacy guarantee structural rather than a matter of trust. It also means the tools load quickly and remain functional even on slow connections.

Tools currently available span ten categories. The encoding tools handle Base64, URL encoding, Unicode escapes, JWT decoding, HTML entities, and several specialized binary encodings used in cryptography and distributed systems. The format conversion tools cover JSON, YAML, CSV, XML, TOML, SQL, and Markdown. The string tools include case conversion, regex testing, text diffing, and whitespace normalization. Additional categories cover hashing and password generation, number base conversion, date and time utilities, color conversion and accessibility checking, network tools, and image utilities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is my data private?
Yes. All processing happens in your browser using JavaScript. Your input data — text, files, credentials, anything — is never transmitted to any server. We have no access to what you enter into the tools.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Every tool on the site is fully accessible without registration, login, or providing any personal information. Just open the page and start using the tool.
Are the tools accurate?
Yes, to the best of our ability. Tools use established browser APIs and well-tested open-source libraries where correctness is critical. For security-sensitive contexts (cryptographic hashes, JWT verification, encoding for production systems), always verify results independently.
Does DevConverter work offline?
After the initial page load, most tools continue to work without an internet connection because all logic runs in the browser. Some tools that render output to a canvas or use newer browser APIs may require a fresh load.
How many tools are available?
Currently over 60 tools across 10 categories: encoding and decoding, format conversion, string utilities, hash and security, number bases, date and time, color, generators, network utilities, and image tools. New tools are added regularly.
Can I suggest a new tool?
Yes. Send a brief description of what the tool should do and an example of the input and output to devconverter@proton.me. Tool requests that solve a common developer problem and can run entirely in the browser are most likely to be added.