55 tools · 100% client-side · no sign-up
Format JSON, minify code, decode a JWT, generate a hash or convert a colour — 55 free tools that run entirely on your machine. Nothing you paste is uploaded or logged.
The ones people reach for most often.
Decode Base64 back to text — accepts both alphabets and any line wrapping automatically.
Encode any text to Base64 — full UTF-8 support, with optional URL-safe output.
Convert between twelve naming conventions — camelCase, snake_case, kebab-case, Title Case and more.
Count characters against the limits that matter — SEO titles, meta descriptions, X, SMS — with correct emoji handling.
Check any text colour against any background for WCAG AA and AAA — a whole palette at a time, with alpha composited properly.
Convert a colour between every common format — including OKLCH — with WCAG contrast ratios included.
Pick a colour visually and get every format, a tint/shade ramp and live WCAG contrast feedback.
Expand and tidy stylesheets with consistent indentation and spacing.
Convert CSV, TSV or any delimited text to JSON with correct handling of quotes, commas and embedded newlines.
11 categories, from JSON and formatters to cryptography and colour.
Every tool runs in your browser. Your JSON, tokens and passwords never touch a server — ours or anyone else’s.
No round-trip, no queue, no rate limit. Output updates as you type, and heavy libraries load only for the tool that needs them.
Because the logic is client-side, a tool keeps working once its page has loaded — useful on a plane or a bad connection.
No account, no email wall, no free-tier limits. Open the page and use it.
Guides and deep dives on the things these tools touch.

A caret range allows every future minor, unless the version starts with zero. It then narrows, and those dependencies quietly freeze.
The TweakPad Team

Adding noindex and a robots.txt block together is worse than either alone. Google never reads the rule on a page it cannot crawl.
The TweakPad Team

Logical replication sends the new row and, by default, no before-image at all. What Postgres puts in an UPDATE, and what it leaves out.
The TweakPad Team
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