i18n JSON to CSV Converter - Online Flatten Translation Files
Convert nested JSON translation files into a flat CSV table for translators. Also reverse back. Local only.
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Debug multipart/form-data payloads instantly. Build a form, upload files, or paste raw multipart data for a clean JSON representation.
multipart/form-data—a format ideal for sending both text and binary files to a server.
fileName, fileSize (in bytes), and fileType (MIME type). Additionally, a Base64 truncated preview is provided for text-based files. Binary files are marked as [Binary data] to prevent corruption.
-F flags for text fields and file uploads. You can copy it directly to your terminal.
Convert nested JSON translation files into a flat CSV table for translators. Also reverse back. Local only.
Convert any text into JavaScript‑style \uXXXX escape sequences and vice versa. Handles emojis. Useful for i18n development.
Shows each character's 7‑bit or 8‑bit binary representation. Includes space separation. For learning binary encoding.
Paste your JSON‑LD or Microdata and test it against Google's Rich Results criteria. Get warnings. Local linter.
Paste prose and reformat so that each sentence starts on a new line. Helps with version control diffs.
Convert WebVTT subtitle files to SRT and vice versa. Handles formatting conversion and encoding. No upload, pure client-side parsing.
Format a list of Q&A pairs and export as a CSV ready for Anki import. Simple line‑based template. Local.
Query a domain's DNS record against multiple public resolvers (Google, Cloudflare) and see how it propagates. Client‑side fetch.
Open the same page in two tabs and send messages between them. See real‑time cross‑tab communication. Learn the API.
Easily format, validate, and beautify XML documents. Minify XML data with a single click. All processing happens locally in your browser for maximum privacy.
Use the File System Access API with file handles for persistent read/write. Learn incremental saving patterns.
Understand which file system to choose for your SD card based on capacity and device. A quick guide, no actual formatting.
Type a word and see an animated semaphore figure spelling it out. Also enter flag positions to decode. Scouts and maritime fun.
Interpret your blood pressure reading based on American Heart Association and European Society of Cardiology categories. Visual gauge with actionable health insights.
Turn a cardinal number (23) into its ordinal form (23rd). Supports large numbers. Simple and quick.
Convert plain text into leet (1337) speak and decode it back. Great for gamer tags and online culture. Fun, free, and local.
Compare time across multiple time zones and find a suitable meeting time. Convert a specific time to various cities. Browser-based and always accurate.
Identify common grammar mistakes (subject-verb agreement, tense, articles) with simple rule-based analysis. Explanations provided. Not AI, purely rule-based and local.
Type or paste Korean Hangul and see the revised romanization. Also works backwards for basic words. Study aid.
Add, remove, push, pop items and watch the data structure change visually. Supports arrays, stacks, and queues. For CS students.
Create a CAA DNS record to specify which certificate authorities can issue SSL certs for your domain. Prevent mis‑issuance.
Transform regular text into the mocking SpongeBob‑style alternating case. Copy and paste for hilarious effect.
Convert subtitle files between SRT and WebVTT formats. Also shift all timestamps forward/backward. Works locally.
Remove the original audio from a video and attach a new soundtrack. Or extract audio. All processed locally.
Convert standard Arabic numbers into formal Japanese/Kanji numerals (e.g., 123 → 百二十三). Also supports large numbers.
Search for any file extension to see its full name, MIME type, and description. Covers thousands of entries. Static data.
Drop a file and see its detected type based on the first bytes (magic number). Identifies hundreds of formats. Local.
Paste text and detect its language (70+ languages) using a simple character n-gram model implemented in JavaScript. No server communication.
Drop a file to see its MIME type and the first few magic bytes (hex and ASCII). No upload, works instantly.
Enter a simple regular expression and see its equivalent Deterministic Finite Automaton diagram. Learn how regex engines work.