WAV Header Viewer - Online Inspect Audio Format
Drop a WAV file and see its full header: sample rate, bit depth, channels, and chunk structure. Raw bytes explained.
UD5 Toolkit
Easily view and inspect .ics calendar files. Drag & drop, paste content, or load a sample — fully client‑side, no upload to server.
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Drop a WAV file and see its full header: sample rate, bit depth, channels, and chunk structure. Raw bytes explained.
Explore your website’s IndexedDB databases and object stores. Add, delete, and inspect records. Like phpMyAdmin for IndexedDB.
Explore the contents of the Cache Storage API for your domain. See cached requests and their sizes. Debug offline apps.
View the individual red, green, and blue channels of an image as grayscale. Photographer and developer tool.
Paste HTML and see a collapsible tree of tags. Understand document outline and nesting. Handier than raw code.
Enter a URL and see a list of its ARIA landmarks (banner, main, nav). Check document structure for accessibility. Local fetch.
Browse the fonts installed on your system and type a custom phrase to see how it looks. Uses Local Font Access API where available.
Paste the Permissions‑Policy header and get a human‑readable table of allowed/blocked browser features. Understand how your site is restricted.
Explore your website’s IndexedDB databases and object stores. Add, delete, and inspect records. Like phpMyAdmin for IndexedDB.
Parse an iCalendar file and output the events as a clean JSON array. For developers integrating calendar data. Client‑side only.
Fill in title, date, time, and location to generate a downloadable .ics meeting invitation. Works with all major calendars.
Map CSV columns to event fields and generate a valid .ics file. Import into Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple Calendar. Local.
Parse a Snowflake ID (used by Discord, Twitter) into its timestamp, worker, and sequence components. Instant local decoding.
Paste a human‑readable date (like 'next Friday' or 'March 5, 2023') and convert it to ISO 8601 format. Quick and tolerant.
Drop a PDF and see its embedded metadata: author, title, creation date, and more. No content is uploaded; pure browser PDF parsing.
Paste a list of JavaScript values and see them pretty‑printed as if in the browser console. Great for debugging.
A small widget that records your clipboard text history (only while open). Search and re‑copy old snippets. No log upload.
Choose a font family and see how it renders famous pangrams (The quick brown fox…). Instant web font loader.
Select bonding and lone pairs to see the predicted shape (trigonal bipyramidal, octahedral). Static diagrams.
Paste a raw server log snippet and see a structured table with IP, method, URL, and status. Quick audit.
Drop any file to see its raw hexadecimal representation and ASCII side‑by‑side. Navigate with offset. Client‑side only.
Paste a raw cookie string and see a formatted key‑value table. Debug session cookies and understand flags. Runs in browser.
Set up a chess position using FEN notation or drag pieces. Share the position link or screenshot. No AI, just board.
Display a dynamic list of keyboard shortcuts for the current browser and operating system. Filter by category. Keep it open for reference.
Paste raw email headers and get a human-readable breakdown of the delivery route, authentication results, and delays. Private analysis.
View and edit CSV data in a familiar table interface. Add/delete rows and columns, sort, and export. Fully local, no cloud sync.
Parse a URL's query string into a key-value table, or build a query string from parameters. Perfect for API testing and web development.
Paste a user agent string to get a human-readable breakdown of browser, operating system, and device. See your own current agent info automatically.
Describe cron schedule expressions in plain English and test future execution times. Indispensable for DevOps and backend developers. Local analysis.
Extract and view EXIF data from photos including camera settings, GPS location, and timestamps. All metadata read locally, your photos stay private.