Configuration formats
Move between JSON, YAML, and TOML while keeping format semantics visible.
Validate, convert, inspect, and export developer formats in your browser. Start with the workflows searchers already need, then move through a coherent set of job-based tools.
Exact JSON errors, formatting policies, platform presets, conversion metrics, and an option-change diff.
{
"name": "web",
"replicas": 2
}name: web replicas: 2
Strict ASCII or validated UTF-8, source-located errors, control names, and a synchronized byte table.
One JSON source with seven synchronized outputs and honest stops for incompatible structures.
Catch syntax and encoding errors at the exact source location.
Choose output rules that fit the job instead of accepting a generic default.
Review types, bytes, warnings, and format limitations before export.
Copy or download from browser memory; never create a payload URL.
Every canonical converter remains available. The navigation now groups tools around developer jobs so priority workflows connect to useful previous and next steps.
Move between JSON, YAML, and TOML while keeping format semantics visible.
Prepare XML, CSV, Excel, tables, and SQL for the next system in the workflow.
Validate, format, compare, query, and inspect payloads before they ship.
Turn representative JSON into schemas, interfaces, validators, and language types.
Decode byte strings and transform text encodings without uploading the source.
Handle identifiers, schedules, number bases, casing, and timestamps in one stop.
Converter functions execute in the downloaded page. Text and local files are read into browser memory; there is no conversion API route and no share feature that writes input into an address.
Vercel Analytics records pageviews and a small allowlist of product events. Those events contain a tool ID, outcome, optional preset or mode, a stable error category, and a coarse size bucket—never input, output, filenames, or raw error text.