Format, beautify, minify, and validate JSON, encode/decode Base64, URLs, and HTML entities, test regex, generate UUIDs, SHA hashes, passwords, and Lorem Ipsum, build Cron schedules, convert timezones, and diff text locally.
Format, beautify, minify, and inspect JSON payloads with configurable indentation, alphabetical key sorting, and byte compression metrics.
Open toolValidate JSON syntax against RFC 8259 standards, pinpoint exact line-number parse errors, and inspect object nesting depth and key counts.
Open toolEncode UTF-8 text to Base64 or decode Base64 strings back to plain text with full Unicode safety and RFC 4648 URL-safe mode.
Open toolGenerate cryptographically random RFC 4122 version 4 UUIDs in bulk with toggles for hyphens, uppercase hex, and braces.
Open toolTest JavaScript regular expressions in real time against sample strings with capture-group inspection and presets for PAN, IFSC, Email, and Mobile.
Open toolGenerate high-entropy cryptographic passwords using Web Crypto CSPRNG with real-time entropy bit scoring and offline crack-time estimation.
Open toolConvert Unix epoch timestamps (seconds or milliseconds) to ISO 8601, UTC, and local IST dates—or convert dates back to epoch numbers.
Open toolCount words, characters (with and without spaces), sentences, paragraphs, reading/speaking time, and top keyword frequency in real time.
Open toolPretty-print compact or minified JSON strings with clean 2-space or 4-space indentation and optional alphabetical key sorting.
Open toolCompress JSON payloads by stripping all unnecessary whitespace and newlines, and measure exact byte savings.
Open toolDecode standard or URL-safe RFC 4648 Base64 strings back into UTF-8 plain text locally in your browser.
Open toolPercent-encode query parameters, special symbols, and UTF-8 characters for safe transmission in URLs and query strings.
Open toolDecode percent-encoded (%20, %3A, %2F) URLs and query strings back into readable plain text.
Open toolEscape raw HTML tags and special characters (<, >, &, ", ') into safe HTML entities for code blocks and templates.
Open toolUnescape HTML entities (<, >, &, ", ', ₹) back into raw characters.
Open toolGenerate SHA-256, SHA-512, SHA-384, SHA-1 and MD5 hexadecimal digests locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Open toolGenerate clean placeholder paragraphs, sentences, or word counts for UI wireframes, typography tests, and landing page mockups.
Open toolConvert between ISO 8601 date strings, UTC timestamps, local IST dates, and 10/13-digit Unix epoch numbers.
Open toolBuild and translate 5-field Linux crontab schedules into plain English and systemd OnCalendar timer rules.
Open toolConvert any ISO date-time simultaneously across India (IST), UTC, US Eastern/Pacific, London, Dubai, Singapore, and Tokyo.
Open toolCount exact characters (with and without spaces), byte length, words, lines, and sentences for SEO titles, meta descriptions, and social posts.
Open toolConvert any text or identifier simultaneously into camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, kebab-case, CONSTANT_CASE, Title Case, and UPPER/lowercase.
Open toolRemove duplicate lines from lists, logs, CSVs, or URLs with toggles for case sensitivity, whitespace trimming, and alphabetical sorting.
Open toolCompare two text blocks or config files line by line to highlight added, removed, and unchanged lines.
Open toolPasting production JSON payloads, tokens, or config files into server-backed websites risks exposing sensitive secrets. Every UtilAxis developer utility executes strictly inside your local browser runtime using native Web Crypto, Intl, and V8 APIs.
Clear answers to common questions about methodology, edge cases, and privacy.
There are currently 24 specialized tools in Developer Utilities, spanning JSON, Encoding, Programming, Date & Time, Text. Every utility executes 100% locally in your browser.
No. UtilAxis is a static, client-side platform. All calculations, code formatting, and file conversions happen inside your device's browser memory with zero server uploads.
Yes. Click 'Save to Workspace' on any tool header to pin it to your local Workspace, or use 'Copy share link' to generate a URL pre-populated with your scenario parameters.