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Online Tools for Developers

16 tools including JSON formatter, Base64 encoder and file hash.
Everything runs locally — your data never leaves the browser.

SEO Meta Checker

Analyze meta tags

Header Analyzer

HTTP response headers

HTML Code Validator

Tag errors & unused CSS

CSS Line Formatter

One line per selector

Base64 Encoder

Encode/decode Base64

Image to Base64

Image → Data URI

Text Hash

SHA-256, MD5, SHA-1

URL Encoder

Encode/decode URLs

JSON Formatter

Format & validate JSON

Character Counter

Characters, words, bytes

Text Diff

Compare differences

Color Converter

HEX, RGB, HSL, Tailwind

UUID Generator

Generate UUID v4

Timestamp Converter

Unix ↔ Date conversion

File Hash Generator/Verifier

SHA-256, MD5 checksum · Integrity check

File Compare

Compare two files

Developer Guides

In-depth guides covering the principles and practical usage of developer tools

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Which Tool Fits Your Problem?

Start from the problem you are facing, not the tool name.

  • An API response arrives as one unreadable line — the JSON Formatter restores indentation and pinpoints syntax errors. New to JSON syntax? Read the JSON data handling guide first.
  • You need to confirm a download matches the original — generate a SHA-256 checksum in the File Hash Generator and compare it with the publisher's value. With both files in hand, File Compare is faster.
  • Non-ASCII characters break in URL parameters — check encoding state with the URL Encoder. Repeated %25 sequences usually mean double encoding.
  • You want to inspect a JWT or auth header — decode the payload with the Base64 Encoder. Tokens never leave the browser, so production tokens are safe to inspect.
  • A deployed page needs an SEO check — audit meta tags with SEO Meta Check and cache/security headers with the Header Analyzer.
  • You need to see what changed between two versions — Text Diff highlights line-level changes visually.

How This Site Handles Your Data

Every tool on Integrity runs entirely inside your browser. File hashing uses the built-in Web Crypto API (crypto.subtle.digest); JSON parsing and encoding conversions use native JavaScript functions. Nothing you type or upload is transmitted — you can verify this yourself in the Network tab of your browser's developer tools, and everything is gone when you close the page.

That principle makes it safe to work with data you would hesitate to paste into an unknown web service: internal API responses, auth tokens, unreleased build artifacts. Project background and quality standards are on the About page; bug reports and feature requests go through the Contact page.