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Free browser-based developer utilities. All processing runs locally — no uploads, no accounts required.
AdvertisementFormat, minify and validate JSON instantly
Encode special characters to HTML entities
Test regular expressions with live match highlighting
Get your current public IP address instantly
Minify CSS code for faster page loading
Minify JavaScript code for production use
MD5-equivalent SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512 hashing
Convert Unix timestamps to readable dates and back
Decode and inspect JSON Web Token payloads
Write Markdown and see formatted HTML preview live
Generate JSON, CSV and SQL dummy data rows
Toolzilla's Developer Tools help programmers format JSON, test regex patterns, encode HTML, generate hashes, decode JWTs, minify CSS and JavaScript, preview Markdown, and more — all running locally. Nothing is sent to external APIs, making these tools safe for proprietary code and internal data.
Pretty-print, minify, and validate JSON with clear error messages.
Tip: Validate API responses before integrating into your application.
Convert special characters to HTML entities and back.
Tip: Encode user input before rendering to prevent XSS vulnerabilities.
Test regular expressions with live match highlighting.
Tip: Test edge cases like empty strings and special characters.
Generate SHA-1, SHA-256, and SHA-512 hashes from any text.
Tip: Use SHA-256 for file integrity checks and password-free verification workflows.
Decode JSON Web Token headers and payloads without verifying signatures.
Tip: Never paste production secrets into any online tool — decode structure only.
Remove whitespace and comments from CSS and JavaScript for production.
Tip: Keep original source files — minified code is hard to debug.
Write Markdown and see formatted HTML output live.
Tip: Preview README files and blog drafts before publishing.
No. All developer tools execute entirely in your browser. Your JSON, code, and tokens never leave your device.
The JWT decoder inspects header and payload only. Signature verification requires your secret key and should be done in your backend.
Use dedicated password hashing (bcrypt, Argon2) in production. SHA hashes here are for checksums and integrity verification.
It uses JavaScript regex syntax. PCRE-specific features may differ slightly from server-side engines.