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JSON, XML, SQL, regex, timestamps, hashes, JWT, URL, and cURL helpers.
19 tools in this category
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Compare two text blocks locally in the browser and inspect added, removed, and unchanged lines.
Format, minify, and validate JSON locally in the browser.
Format and minify XML to quickly inspect structure and nesting.
Lightweight formatting and minifying for HTML, CSS, SQL, and Shell text.
Enter a regex and test text to inspect matches, groups, and positions in real time.
Convert Unix timestamps, millisecond timestamps, and local date times.
Convert integers between binary, octal, decimal, and hexadecimal.
Look up common HTTP status codes and troubleshooting directions.
Identify browser, operating system, and device type from a User-Agent string.
Reference common file signatures to help identify file types.
Decode JWT header, payload, expiration, and common claims without verifying signatures.
Break down 5-field cron expressions and estimate upcoming run times.
Parse protocol, host, path, and query parameters from a URL.
Convert common cURL commands into fetch and axios request snippets.
Preview Markdown live and copy the generated HTML.
Tidy YAML, TOML, and INI config text with clearer spacing.
Line-break and indent SQL keywords for easier reading.
Generate MD5, SHA-1, and SHA-256 digests.
Letters, headlines, dummy copy, random strings, IDs, and QR codes.
Dedupe, replace, case conversion, Chinese conversion, masking, regex extraction, and line operations.
Base64, HTML entities, Markdown/HTML, CSV/JSON, tables, and file encoding conversion.
Merge, split, convert, render, edit metadata, and watermark PDF files locally.
Most RustPoint tools process input in the browser. Tools that need network access, such as DNS or WebSocket checks, only make requests after the user starts the check.
The local tools are designed to avoid server-side storage. Account favorites store only tool IDs for signed-in users.
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