Format & Validate 6 tools
JSON, XML, YAML, SQL, HTML, CSS — format, validate, minify.
- JSON Formatter
- XML Formatter
- YAML Formatter soon
- SQL Formatter soon
- HTML Beautifier soon
- CSS Beautifier soon
Client-side tools for formatting, encoding, networking, and more. No servers, no tracking, no API keys required. Everything runs in your browser.
Three tools ready to use right now. More landing weekly.
Every tool runs entirely in your browser. Your data never leaves your device. No logs, no analytics on tool inputs, no server to compromise.
Each tool does one thing well. Load the page, use the tool, done. No accounts required, no paywall, no email capture.
Built by a developer who uses these tools every day. If a tool exists here, it’s because it solves a real problem — not because it fills a category slot.
JSON, XML, YAML, SQL, HTML, CSS — format, validate, minify.
Base64, URL, HTML entities, JWT, hashes.
Between data formats, text cases, colors, timestamps.
Subnet calculators, CIDR math, IP tools.
UUIDs, lorem ipsum, QR codes, regex, cron.
SQL formatting, TNS strings, migration helpers.
Docker compose, Kubernetes YAML, systemd, Nginx.
Meta tags, JSON-LD schema, sitemaps, robots.txt.
Yes. Every tool is free and does not require an account. The site is supported by display advertising in non-intrusive slots outside the tool surfaces.
No. Every tool runs entirely in your browser — no network request is made with your tool input. We use web analytics for page views only.
Crème brûlée, with code instead of custard. The name is a joke; the tools are serious.
Yes, including with non-public data. Because everything runs in your browser, pasting internal JSON, IP ranges, or XML payloads does not transmit them. Check your company’s acceptable-use policy, but there is nothing in the tool’s behavior that sends data off your device.
Regularly. The category list shows every planned tool. Priority goes to tools the site author uses daily — network, SQL, encoding — and to tools with strong search demand.
Yes — the site and tool implementations are published. A link is in the footer.
Email us (contact page). Requests with a clear description of the input, the output, and the use case get prioritized.