Barcode Generator
Generate CODE39 and EAN-13 barcodes as SVG output.
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Enhanced Category
Developer tools for formatting, decoding, validating, generating, and inspecting data used in everyday implementation and debugging work.
Use this category when you need a focused browser tool for a narrow development task: formatting JSON or SQL, decoding tokens, checking headers, generating hashes, testing regexes, or preparing data for handoff.
Generate CODE39 and EAN-13 barcodes as SVG output.
Build cron expressions and ready-to-paste crontab lines from schedule fields.
Generate MD5, SHA1, and SHA256 hashes from input text.
Fetch response headers for a URL using HEAD requests.
Decode JWT header and payload claims for debugging.
Generate secure random passwords with customizable rules.
Generate CODE39 and EAN-13 barcodes as SVG output.
Build cron expressions and ready-to-paste crontab lines from schedule fields.
Generate MD5, SHA1, and SHA256 hashes from input text.
Fetch response headers for a URL using HEAD requests.
Decode JWT header and payload claims for debugging.
Generate secure random passwords with customizable rules.
Evaluate password strength with score, entropy estimate, and improvement tips.
Generate random strings with configurable length and character sets.
Test regular expressions with flags, matches, and capture groups.
Generate SHA256 hashes from plain text input.
Format SQL queries into readable or compact output.
Convert unix timestamps to UTC datetime and back.
Encode and decode URL strings for safe query and path handling.
Pretty-print, compact, and validate XML quickly.
Analyze and improve AI prompts for clarity and effectiveness.
Encode and decode Base64 text directly in browser.
Check SSL/TLS certificate validity and details.
Parse browser, OS, and device from user-agent strings.
They handle small implementation tasks such as formatting, decoding, validating, generating, and inspecting data without opening a full IDE workflow.
No. Treat browser utilities as convenience tools and avoid pasting secrets, access tokens, private keys, customer data, or confidential payloads.
Review the output, test it in your actual code path, and keep enough input context so teammates can reproduce the result.
This category currently includes 18 focused tools, with the most practical starting points shown first.