Base64 Encode
Encode Unicode text or a file to standard Base64 or a Data URL online for free. Convert, copy, and download locally with no upload.

Choose Base64 or URL conversion, JWT inspection, UUID and string generation, regex testing, or time and schedule analysis. Use each free tool directly in your browser.
Free without an account. Inputs and results are not sent to or stored on a server.
Encode Unicode text or a file to standard Base64 or a Data URL online for free. Convert, copy, and download locally with no upload.
Decode standard Base64 or a Data URL online for free. Preview valid UTF-8 text or download the original bytes locally with no server upload.
Encode text, Unicode, spaces, and URLs online for free. Choose component, full URL, or form value mode with no server upload.
Decode percent-encoded URLs and UTF-8 text online for free. Restore components, full URLs, or form values with no upload.
Decode JWT header and payload online for free, inspect exp, nbf, and iat, and keep the token in your browser. Clear guidance separates decoding from signature verification.
Generate secure UUID v4 and time-ordered UUID v7 values online for free. Create 1–1,000 locally, then copy or download TXT with no server upload.
Generate random strings free with alphanumeric, hexadecimal, Base64 URL-safe or a custom alphabet. Create up to 100,000 characters locally.
Test JavaScript regular expressions for free. Inspect matches, positions, numbered captures, and named groups locally in your browser.
Convert Unix timestamps to dates and dates to timestamps for free. Compare seconds, milliseconds, UTC, and device time locally with no upload.
Parse a Unix 5-field cron expression for free, understand every field, and check the next 10 runs in device time or UTC.
No. Base64 is not encryption. The JWT decoder reads the Header and Payload but does not verify the signature. Do not trust a token or grant access based only on decoded content or time indicators.
Choose between URL component, full URL and form value modes. The regex tester uses JavaScript syntax, so results may differ from regular expressions in other languages.
No. Check seconds versus milliseconds and UTC versus device local time when converting timestamps. The Cron tool analyzes expressions and execution times; it does not schedule or execute jobs.