Data and formatting
Format JSON, write Markdown, edit code and generate identifiers.
Quick utilities for code, data, strings, basic security checks and website inspection in the browser.
While coding, many small tasks do not need a heavy toolchain: formatting JSON, comparing files, encoding strings, generating UUIDs, hashing data or minifying CSS and JavaScript. This page collects quick utilities you can use in a browser tab.
Format JSON, write Markdown, edit code and generate identifiers.
Encode or decode Base64 and URLs, create hashes and check password strength.
Compare files, minify assets and identify website technologies.
Format, validate and minify JSON in your browser. Review syntax errors and copy the result.
Write, run and preview HTML, CSS and JavaScript online with syntax highlighting, browser console, local drafts and HTML download.
Write and edit Markdown online with real-time preview, file and workspace management, autosave, Markdown to HTML conversion and flexible export.
Compare text, code and text-layer PDF files with side-by-side and unified views, line numbers, word highlights, search and difference navigation.
Encode or decode UTF-8 text and supported images with Base64, then copy or download the result.
Encode or decode a URL component or a complete URL. Keep the right separators, inspect the result, then copy or download TXT.
Generate UUID v4, v1 or v7 for development. Create up to 100 IDs per batch, copy or download them, and review the 10 most recent IDs stored in your browser.
Generate MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384 or SHA-512 from text and files to compare checksums.
Minify CSS or JavaScript in your browser, compare sizes and test the result before using it.
Minify HTML from pasted code or a file, compare byte sizes, and review the result before downloading.
Inspect public signals from one HTML page to identify CMS, frameworks, server/CDN and theme, with evidence and inferred backend language.
Check a password against simple rules and generate a random password in your browser.
Paste SVG markup or choose an .svg file, then copy HTML, inline SVG, CSS or a JSX snippet to review.
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Contact KitoToolThey are quick browser utilities for formatting data, editing code, encoding, hashing, comparing files and inspecting websites.
No. You can open and use them directly for everyday quick tasks.
Avoid pasting real passwords, tokens, private keys or sensitive customer data into any online tool.
No. It is best for small tasks like formatting, encoding, diffing or quick checks while working.
Use one when you need to process a small data sample, string or file quickly without opening another specialized application.