Format and validate structured data
Use JSON, XML, YAML, GraphQL, and SQL tools to normalize payloads before sharing them in code review, docs, or support tickets.
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Browser-local developer utilities for formatting structured data, inspecting API payloads, converting encodings, and preparing copyable debugging output.
Quick answer
AppHelp developer tools run in the browser for fast JSON, API, encoding, hashing, JWT, cURL, GraphQL, SQL, XML, YAML, and request-inspection workflows without uploading input by default.
Workflows
Use JSON, XML, YAML, GraphQL, and SQL tools to normalize payloads before sharing them in code review, docs, or support tickets.
Decode JWTs, parse user agents, inspect headers, and convert cURL commands while keeping request details local.
Move between Base64, hex, URL encoding, Unicode escapes, and JSON string escaping for fixtures and debugging notes.
Tool list
Every listed tool opens on its own canonical AppHelp subdomain and runs in the browser with no upload by default.
Format, validate, and inspect JSON locally in the browser.
Use it for API payloads, config snippets, nested examples, and schema drafts without uploading content by default.
Encode query strings and decode URL-safe text.
A simple definition for request debugging, redirect checks, campaign links, and API query parameter cleanup.
Escape and unescape Unicode sequences such as \u4F60\u597D.
Use it for source code strings, JSON payloads, regex patterns, and any context that requires ASCII-safe Unicode notation.
Escape and unescape JSON string content for curl, config, and logs.
Useful for embedding multiline strings in JSON config files, curl -d payloads, log entries, and debugging serialised data.
Encode and decode common HTML entities and numeric entity references.
Essential for template authors, content editors, and developers who need safe HTML output without character encoding bugs.
Convert query strings to JSON and JSON objects back to query strings.
Handy for API debugging, link sharing, form payload inspection, and converting GET parameters to structured data.
Strip comments and collapse SQL to a single line locally.
Useful for log normalization, code-embedded queries, and quick review across MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server dialects.
Convert text to hexadecimal and decode hex back to UTF-8 text locally.
Use it to inspect byte values, decode hex dumps, build hex literals for code, and debug encoding issues without uploads.
Decode JWT header and payload and inspect exp, iat, and nbf locally.
Use it for auth debugging and token inspection with human-readable timestamps; no secret or upload needed.
Compute MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, and SHA-512 hashes locally in the browser.
Useful for checksums, integrity checks, and fingerprinting text with Web Crypto and no upload.
Generate UUID v4 and time-ordered UUID v7 values locally.
Use it for database keys, request IDs, and seed data with bulk generation and copy.
Generate strong random passwords with a secure browser RNG locally.
Tune length and character classes, exclude ambiguous characters, and see a strength estimate.
Test regular expressions with live matches, groups, and a replace preview.
Useful for crafting patterns, inspecting capture groups, and previewing substitutions locally.
Design linear CSS gradients and copy the CSS rule.
Built as a free browser-local AppHelp utility with copy or download output and no account requirement.
Validate JSON syntax and copy pretty-printed output.
Built as a free browser-local AppHelp utility with copy or download output and no account requirement.
Run JSONPath expressions against JSON locally.
Built as a free browser-local AppHelp utility with copy or download output and no account requirement.
Format or minify XML without uploading data.
Built as a free browser-local AppHelp utility with copy or download output and no account requirement.
Preview upcoming run times for a cron expression.
Built as a free browser-local AppHelp utility with copy or download output and no account requirement.
Format SQL by database dialect in the browser.
Built as a free browser-local AppHelp utility with copy or download output and no account requirement.
Minify SVG markup by removing comments, metadata, and redundant whitespace locally.
Browser-local svg minifier with copy or download output and no account requirement.
Infer a JSON Schema from sample JSON data locally in your browser.
Browser-local json schema generator with copy or download output and no account requirement.
Convert XML documents into JSON locally without uploading data.
Browser-local xml to json converter with copy or download output and no account requirement.
Generate HMAC signatures for API debugging with browser crypto locally.
Browser-local hmac generator with copy or download output and no account requirement.
Convert cURL commands into JavaScript fetch snippets locally.
Browser-local curl to fetch converter with copy or download output and no account requirement.
Convert cURL commands into Axios request snippets locally.
Browser-local curl to axios converter with copy or download output and no account requirement.
Convert cURL commands into Python requests snippets locally.
Browser-local curl to python requests with copy or download output and no account requirement.
Build reusable HTTP header blocks and code snippets locally.
Browser-local http headers generator with copy or download output and no account requirement.
Parse browser, OS, device, and engine hints from User-Agent strings locally.
Browser-local user agent parser with copy or download output and no account requirement.
Format and minify GraphQL queries, mutations, and fragments locally.
Browser-local graphql formatter with copy or download output and no account requirement.
Generate responsive CSS clamp() expressions for typography and spacing.
Browser-local css clamp generator with copy or download output and no account requirement.
Most developer tools run directly in the browser and do not upload input by default. Use each tool's privacy note when a file or network-specific workflow needs extra review.
Start with the format or protocol you need to inspect. Use JSON tools for structured payloads, encoding tools for transport-safe text, and request tools for API debugging.