Online Tools

Online Tools: Essential Utilities for Developers and Network Engineers

Online Tools is a curated collection of web-based utilities we provide specifically for developers and network engineers. These tools address common challenges and repetitive tasks encountered in software development, API integration, network troubleshooting, and infrastructure management.

Rather than requiring installation of specialized software or hunting through multiple websites for basic functionality, our tools provide instant, browser-based solutions that help you work more efficiently. Whether you're debugging authentication tokens, analyzing network ranges, troubleshooting connectivity issues, or parsing user agent strings, these utilities deliver the information you need quickly and accurately.

JWT decryptor

JWT (JSON Web Token) Decryptor is an essential tool for developers working with modern authentication and authorization systems.

This tool decrypts and decodes JWT tokens, revealing the detailed content of your token including header information, payload claims, and signature verification details. JWTs are widely used in modern web applications for stateless authentication, API authorization, and secure information exchange between parties. Understanding the contents of these tokens is crucial for debugging authentication issues, verifying claim values, checking token expiration, and ensuring proper authorization flows.

Our JWT Decryptor parses the token structure, Base64 decodes the header and payload sections, displays claims in a readable format, and helps you understand what information your application is transmitting. This is invaluable during development, integration testing, or troubleshooting production authentication problems where visibility into token contents can quickly identify misconfigurations or unexpected values.

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As Number

The AS Number tool extracts all IP address ranges associated with a specific Autonomous System Number, providing critical information for network engineers and security professionals.

An Autonomous System (AS) is a collection of IP networks and routers under the control of a single organization that presents a common routing policy to the internet. Each AS is identified by a unique AS Number (ASN). Understanding which IP ranges belong to specific organizations is essential for network planning, firewall rule configuration, traffic analysis, security threat assessment, and peering arrangements.

This tool queries authoritative sources to retrieve all IP address ranges allocated to a given ASN, presenting the information in a clear, actionable format. Whether you're configuring access control lists, analyzing network traffic sources, investigating security incidents, or planning network architecture, knowing the complete IP space associated with an ASN provides valuable intelligence.

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My Ip

The My IP tool provides instant visibility into details about your current IP address and internet connection, useful for network troubleshooting and connectivity verification.

This simple but essential utility displays your public IP address along with associated information such as geographic location, internet service provider, connection type, and other network details. It's particularly valuable when troubleshooting connectivity issues, verifying VPN connections, checking whether you're accessing services from expected locations, testing proxy configurations, or confirming IP changes after network modifications.

The tool is especially helpful for remote workers verifying their connection origin, developers testing geolocation features, system administrators confirming network changes have propagated, and anyone needing quick confirmation of their public-facing IP address without complex command-line tools.

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User Agents

The User Agents tool parses and extracts detailed information from User Agent strings, decoding the often cryptic browser and device identification sent with every web request.

User Agent strings contain valuable information about the client making a request including browser type and version, operating system and version, device type (desktop, mobile, tablet), rendering engine, and various browser capabilities. Understanding User Agent strings is crucial for responsive web design testing, browser compatibility debugging, analytics interpretation, bot detection, and feature support verification.

Our tool decodes these complex strings into human-readable information, breaking down each component and providing clear details about what device, browser, and platform the User Agent represents. This eliminates the need to manually parse cryptic strings or memorize User Agent patterns, saving time during development and troubleshooting.

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