Developer Tools by Category
Browse every tool available on Vultio, organized by category. All tools run entirely in your browser — no uploads, no tracking.
Tool categories
Encoding
Encode and decode data in common formats. All processing happens in your browser — nothing is sent to any server.
Formatting
Clean and format query languages and data serialization formats for easier reading and debugging.
Generation
Generate sample data, type definitions, and secure secrets directly in the browser for development and testing workflows.
Encoding tools
Encode and decode data in common formats. All processing happens in your browser — nothing is sent to any server.
Encode text to Base64 or decode Base64 back to plain text, entirely in the browser.
EncodingURL Encoder / DecoderEncode or decode URL components and full URLs directly in the browser.
HashHash GeneratorGenerate SHA-256 and SHA-1 hashes from text inputs.
JWTJWT DecoderDecode JWT header and payload locally in the browser.
Formatting tools
Clean and format query languages and data serialization formats for easier reading and debugging.
Format SQL queries and make them easier to read.
JSONJSON FormatterFormat raw JSON to make it easier to inspect.
JSONJSON MinifierRemove extra spaces from JSON and make it compact.
XMLXML FormatterFormat raw XML to make it easier to read.
TimeTimestamp ConverterConvert Unix timestamps to dates and back.
TextCase ConverterConvert text between camelCase, snake_case, kebab-case, and PascalCase.
Generation tools
Generate sample data, type definitions, and secure secrets directly in the browser for development and testing workflows.
Why Vultio tools run in the browser
Every Vultio tool processes your input locally, directly in your browser tab. No data is transmitted to any server, and no account is required. This makes Vultio safe to use with sensitive values like credentials, tokens, and internal configuration strings.
Browser-based tools also load instantly, work offline after the initial load, and require no installation or setup. The trade-off is that tools are scoped to text-based operations — no file system access or backend computation.