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Format, validate, convert, compare and run code in one place. Premium tools with a clean interface, built for everyday engineering work.

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  • Most tools run in your browser
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Developer Tools

Format, minify, validate, view, encode and decode JSON, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, PHP, SQL, XML, JWT and more. Everything runs locally in your browser.

Diff Checker

Compare two texts or code files side by side. Added, removed and modified lines are highlighted with inline word changes. Copy or download the unified diff.

Online Compilers

Write and run C, C++, Python, Go, JavaScript, TypeScript, PHP, Ruby, R and SQL online. Code runs in a sandbox in your browser and never leaves your device.

Converters

Convert between JSON, CSV, XML, YAML, PHP arrays, TypeScript interfaces, SQL and more with validation and downloadable results.

Image Tools

Remove image backgrounds with AI, compress, resize, crop and convert JPEG, PNG and WebP, and encode images to Base64. Everything runs in your browser.

PDF Tools

Merge, compress, split, organize and rotate PDFs, add page numbers and watermarks, and convert PDF to JPG or back. Files are processed in your browser.

Generators

Create email signatures from ready-made templates, and generate secure passwords, UUIDs, QR codes, test data, hashes, lorem ipsum, meta tags and CSS gradients.

SEO Tools

Free SEO tools for developers: generate robots.txt, XML sitemaps, schema markup, Open Graph tags and UTM links, and preview Google snippets in your browser.

Time & Date

See the current time anywhere, convert between time zones with correct daylight saving handling, and convert Unix timestamps.

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Why Devtoolry

Private by default

Formatting, conversion and generation run in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Fast and focused

Each tool loads only the code it needs, with a distraction-free editor.

Sandboxed execution

Compilers run your code in isolated workers in your browser, never on our servers.

Avinash Kori, founder of Devtoolry

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Avinash Kori

Founder of Devtoolry · Surat, India

Avinash is a full-stack web developer from Surat, India, with eight years of experience in PHP, Laravel and Angular. He built Devtoolry so developers can solve everyday problems quickly with free tools that run entirely in the browser, and writes practical guides on the formats, encodings and techniques behind them.

Missing a tool or found a bug? Send feedback: requests decide what gets built next.

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Frequently asked questions

Are the Devtoolry tools really free?

Yes. Every tool works without an account and without a trial. A free account only adds saved keyword projects. A Pro plan for extras such as ad-free pages is planned; the tools themselves stay free.

Is my code or data uploaded?

Formatters, converters, generators, the diff checker, the PDF and image tools and every compiler run in your browser, so your input never reaches our server. The exceptions are clearly marked on their pages: HTML to PDF renders on our server, and the SEO checkers fetch the public pages you ask about. None of them store what you send.

Do the compilers run my code on a server?

No. C, C++, Go, Python, PHP, Ruby, R, JavaScript, TypeScript and SQL run as WebAssembly or in a Web Worker inside your browser tab, isolated from the page. Your source code and input are never sent to a server.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Everything opens in a modern browser on desktop or phone; the heavier tools (compilers, background remover, OCR) download their engine the first time you use them.

Who builds Devtoolry?

Devtoolry is built by Avinash Kori, a full-stack developer from Surat, India. Requests and bug reports through the feedback page decide what gets built next.