Password Generator
Generate strong random passwords with custom length and options.
Free Online Tools
Use quick web, text, encoding, hashing, and productivity tools directly in your browser. No login. No installation. No backend required.
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Search through common online tools for developers, cybersecurity learners, and IT users.
Generate strong random passwords with custom length and options.
Create SHA-256 hashes from text directly inside your browser.
Encode plain text to Base64 or decode Base64 back to readable text.
Encode or decode URLs, query strings, and special characters.
Format, beautify, and validate JSON data quickly.
Count words, characters, spaces, sentences, and paragraphs.
Convert Unix timestamps to readable dates and generate current timestamps.
Convert text to uppercase, lowercase, title case, or sentence case.
Check public domain registration data using RDAP and open WHOIS lookup sources.
Check A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, CNAME, and SOA records using DNS-over-HTTPS.
Open SSL certificate and TLS analysis tools for any domain.
Open SecurityTrails domain intelligence, DNS history, and subdomain results.
Preview how a website appears from different global locations.
Check if a website uses WordPress, Shopify, Joomla, Drupal, or other technologies.
Open malware, blacklist, and website reputation scanners.
Preview a website on a server before DNS propagation is complete.
Resolve DNS records and open hosting/provider lookup sources.
Open Wayback Machine snapshots and archived versions of a website.
Display your current public IP address and basic browser network details.
Check public IP information such as country, ISP, ASN, timezone, and location.
Calculate network address, broadcast address, usable range, mask, and hosts.
Convert CIDR notation into IP range, subnet mask, wildcard mask, and address count.
Check if an IP is private, public, loopback, link-local, multicast, or reserved.
Search common TCP/UDP ports and learn what services they are used for.
Check PTR records for an IP address using DNS-over-HTTPS.
Check and explain SPF records used for email spoofing protection.
Check DMARC policy and understand if a domain protects against spoofing.
Lookup DKIM TXT records using a domain and selector.
Analyze email headers for sender path, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and suspicious signs.
Safely defang and refang URLs for reports, notes, and SOC investigations.
Extract IPs, domains, URLs, emails, hashes, and CVEs from text.
Analyze URLs for common phishing indicators without visiting them.
Generate safe Nmap commands for authorized labs and explain common options.
Generate common Linux UFW firewall commands for server hardening.
Review practical SSH hardening recommendations for Linux servers.
Convert Linux permissions between numeric and symbolic formats.
Calculate a fileโs SHA-256 hash locally in your browser.
Decode JSON Web Token header and payload without verifying the signature.
Estimate password strength locally based on length, variety, and patterns.
Open vulnerability details in NVD, MITRE CVE, and related databases.
Open trusted tools to check HTTP security headers and redirect behavior.
Features
Open tools instantly without unnecessary pages or complicated menus.
Most tools run locally in your browser using JavaScript.
Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
Add more tools by creating new cards and JavaScript functions.
FAQ
No. This version only uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Yes. Upload the three files into your public_html folder.
Yes. Add a new tool card in HTML and create the tool interface in script.js.
Yes. These are harmless browser-based utility tools and can be used as a portfolio project.
Some tools use external public services for advanced lookups such as WHOIS, SSL analysis, malware reputation, CMS detection, and web archives. DNS tools may run directly in your browser.