Privacy, security & disclosures
Your tool inputs are processed in your browser. This page explains local processing, website traffic, security and commercial disclosures.
Your inputs and outputs
Pasted tokens, generated secrets, JSON samples, configuration text and synthetic datasets are processed in the current browser tab. The tools do not submit those values to our server or place them in page URLs. Inputs are not automatically saved to cookies, local storage, session storage or a database. Reset clears the current tool; leaving the page or closing the tab releases its state through normal browser behavior.
Local files, clipboard and downloads
Images and JSON files you select are read locally and are not uploaded. Copy writes to your system clipboard only when you select it. Download creates a file on your device only when requested. Clipboard history, browser extensions, device backups and downloaded files can retain copies outside this website’s control. Store secrets securely and clear copies you no longer need.
Hosting and network requests
Your browser requests pages, scripts and static assets from our hosting infrastructure and content delivery network. These providers may process IP addresses, browser information, timestamps, requested URLs and security logs to deliver and protect the website under their own policies and settings. Tool values are not included in those requests. Avoid placing sensitive information in URLs.
Security
Secrets use cryptographic randomness provided by the browser. The tools validate input and apply limits to file sizes, JSON nesting and batch generation. Security headers restrict resource loading and embedding. These controls do not guarantee that software is free of defects. JWT inspection does not verify signatures, DNS suggestions do not check live records, and generated policies and schemas need testing in the systems where you use them.
Disclosures
This website may display advertising, sponsored placements and affiliate links. We may earn a commission when you follow an affiliate link and make a qualifying purchase. Labels such as Advertisement, Sponsored or Affiliate identify commercial placements. A paid placement or recommendation does not guarantee that a product is suitable for your needs. Software and platform names describe compatibility rather than certification. The bundled gitignore patterns were independently authored and are available under CC0 1.0; third-party libraries retain their respective licenses.