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May we count page views with Google Analytics? Nothing you type into a tool is ever sent — every tool still runs entirely in your browser.
Every utility runs entirely in your browser. No accounts, no uploads, no analytics on what you paste. Just fast, precise tools with an interface that gets out of your way.
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Jump straight into a common task.
The utilities developers reach for most.
Generate v1, v4, and v7 UUIDs in bulk, then copy or export them.
Encode and decode Base64 and Base64URL, including files.
Prettify, minify, and validate JSON with precise error positions.
Decode and verify tokens, or sign new ones — without sending anything anywhere.
Convert between PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF and traced SVG, or turn one picture into a favicon.ico and a full favicon pack — all in your browser.
Build styled QR codes for links, Wi-Fi and contacts, then read them back.
Every tool, grouped by the job it does.
Mint identifiers, keys, and sample data on demand.
Translate between the wire formats your APIs speak.
Reshape, prettify, and validate structured payloads.
Inspect tokens and derive digests without leaking secrets.
Ask what a name resolves to, and who answers when you do.
Slice, compare, and reshape strings at speed.
Compress, convert, and clean up images without leaving the tab.
Check what a model made, and clean up what it left behind.
Put the devices on your desk through their paces, and find out what is failing.
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What just landed, and what is next up.
ToolForge is developed publicly on GitHub. Every tool, translation and bug fix has a contributor behind it, and the next one could be yours. Issues are triaged, pull requests get a real review, and first-time contributors are genuinely welcome.
No ads, no paid tier, no upsell — ToolForge stays free. If it saves you time, a star, a clear bug report or a code review is all the support it needs.