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JSON, CSV & Encoding: Free Tools for Working with Data

Format JSON, convert to CSV, encode and decode Base64, URLs, and HTML. Free browser-based tools for developers and data work.

Developers and data workers constantly deal with JSON, CSV, and encoded strings. Whether you're debugging API responses, preparing data for spreadsheets, or safely embedding text in URLs and HTML, the right free tools can save time. Here's a quick guide to browser-based tools that handle formatting, conversion, and encoding.

Format and Validate JSON

Minified or malformed JSON is hard to read and debug. A JSON formatter beautifies JSON with indentation and highlights syntax errors so you can fix them fast. You can also minify formatted JSON for production. Paste your string, format or minify, and copy the result—no uploads, all in the browser.

Convert JSON to CSV

APIs often return JSON arrays of objects; spreadsheets expect CSV. Our JSON to CSV converter turns an array of objects into a CSV with one row per object. Choose comma, semicolon, or tab as the delimiter to match Excel or other tools. Handy for reports, imports, and quick data exports.

Base64 Encode and Decode

Base64 is used for embedding binary data in text—e.g. images in HTML or tokens in APIs. Our Base64 encoder/decoder encodes text to Base64 and decodes Base64 back to readable text, including Unicode. No server involved; paste, convert, and copy.

URL and HTML Encoding

Query parameters and HTML content often need encoding. The URL encoder/decoder handles percent-encoding for URLs. The HTML entity encoder/decoder converts special characters to entities (e.g. &, <) and back, so you can safely embed user input in HTML or decode entity-encoded text.

Test Regular Expressions

Writing regex is easier when you can test against sample text. A regex tester lets you enter a pattern and flags (global, case-insensitive, multiline), paste test strings, and see matches and positions. Use it to debug patterns before putting them in code.

Conclusion

JSON formatting, CSV conversion, and encoding are everyday tasks. Free browser-based tools for JSON, CSV, Base64, URL encoding, HTML entities, and regex testing keep your workflow fast and your data private—nothing leaves your device.