Developer Tools
Free developer tools that run entirely in your browser. Format JSON, encode/decode Base64, test regex, decode JWTs, format SQL, generate gradients, look up HTTP codes, and more.
27 free tools · 100% browser-based · No signup
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- JSON Formatter & Validator Format, validate, minify JSON. Tree view, error highlighting with line numbers, …
- HTML/CSS/JS Minifier & Beautifier Minify or beautify HTML, CSS, JavaScript code. Shows file size savings percentag…
- Base64 Encoder / Decoder Encode/decode text and files to Base64. UTF-8 safe. Shows byte size. One-click c…
- Regex Tester & Builder Test regex patterns with real-time match highlighting. Captured groups, flags to…
- CSS Gradient Generator Build linear, radial, conic gradients visually. Add color stops, adjust angles, …
- Markdown Editor & Preview Split-pane markdown editor with live preview. Toolbar for formatting. Export as …
About Developer Tools
Free developer tools that run entirely in your browser. Format JSON, encode/decode Base64, test regex, decode JWTs, format SQL, generate gradients, look up HTTP codes, and more. Every tool on this page runs 100% in your browser — your files, text, and data never leave your device. No signup, no API keys, no upload limits.
Why use BreezyTools for developer?
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Frequently asked questions
Is this safe to use with sensitive code or data?
Yes. Every developer tool runs locally in your browser — your code, JSON, regex patterns, and data are never sent to a server.
Do these work offline?
Once loaded, most developer tools work fully offline. You can disconnect your internet and keep using them.
Can I use these in CI/CD pipelines?
These are browser tools, not CLI tools — but they're great for ad-hoc work, debugging, and one-off transformations during development.