YAML to JSON Converter
Convert between YAML and JSON in either direction and check that your YAML actually parses.
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Convert between YAML and JSON in either direction and check that your YAML actually parses.
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Pretty-print XML with proper nesting, confirm a document is well-formed, or strip whitespace to minify it.
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Paste CSV to see it as a clean table or convert it straight to a JSON array of objects using the first row as keys.
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Turn a long single-line query into properly indented SQL with keywords aligned, so joins and nested conditions are readable in a code review or a bug report.
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Clean up unreadable markup, shrink it for production, or convert characters to HTML entities so user content can be displayed without breaking the page.
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Convert text to Base64 and back.
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Percent-encode a string for safe use in a URL, decode one you have been handed, or split a full URL into protocol, host, path, query parameters and fragment.
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Paste a JSON Web Token to read its header and payload, with timestamps rendered as dates and the expiry checked against the current time.
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Generate version 4 UUIDs using your browser's cryptographic random source, produce a batch for seeding a database, or check whether a string is a valid UUID.
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Produce a cryptographic hash of any text using SHA-1, SHA-256 or SHA-512.
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Convert between text, hexadecimal and binary.
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Turn an epoch timestamp into a readable date in any timezone, or convert a date back into a timestamp.
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Paste a cron expression to read it in plain English and see exactly when it will fire next.
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Paste minified or badly formatted code and get readable, consistently indented source back.
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Strip comments and unnecessary whitespace to shrink files before shipping them.
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Write a pattern, paste sample text, and watch matches highlight as you type.
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Produce as much placeholder copy as your mockup needs, measured in words, sentences or paragraphs, so a layout can be reviewed without waiting on the real content.
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Take a curl command — including one copied straight from your browser's network tab — and turn it into equivalent code, with headers, method and body carried across.
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Create a throwaway endpoint, point your integration at it, and read exactly what arrives — method, headers, query string and body — so you can confirm a provider is sending what its docs claim.
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Convert a color between HEX, RGB and HSL notation, pick one visually, and generate a palette of related shades for a design system or a CSS variable set.
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Enter a URL to fetch its Open Graph and Twitter Card tags and see the link preview a social platform would build from them, along with a list of any tags that are missing or truncated.
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Read any web page as clean text or Markdown: title,.
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Paste JavaScript and get a smaller file that behaves the same.
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Paste minified, bundled or badly indented JavaScript and get it back with consistent indentation and line breaks, so you can read a production bundle or clean up a snippet before sharing it.
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Paste a stylesheet and get a compact version for production: comments and whitespace removed, trailing semicolons dropped, zero units and long hex colours shortened.
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Turn a one-line or inconsistently formatted stylesheet into readable CSS with one declaration per line and nested indentation for media queries and other at-rules.
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Make an HTML document smaller by removing comments and the whitespace between tags.
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Strip comments and the whitespace between elements from XML, SVG, RSS and sitemap files.
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Remove every unnecessary space and line break from a JSON document.
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Explore JSON as a tree, a list of paths or a type map.
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Check JSON and find the exact error.
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Convert a JSON document into a single escaped string, the form you need when embedding JSON inside another JSON value, an environment variable or a source file.
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Paste HTML from a web page, an email or a CMS and get Markdown you can put in a README, a wiki or a static site.
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Write or paste Markdown and copy the HTML it produces, ready for a CMS, an email template or a page that does not render Markdown itself.
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Enter a domain or IP address and get a complete report in one pass: registration details, DNS records, hosting location, certificate status and HTTP response headers.
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Shows the public IP address the internet sees for your connection, along with the network operator, approximate location and reverse DNS name.
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Enter any IP address to find out which organisation announces it, which network block it belongs to, roughly where it is, and what its reverse DNS name says.
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Inspect an IPv4 address or work out a subnet: given a CIDR block you get the network address, broadcast address, usable host range and the total address count.
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Expand a shortened IPv6 address to its full form, compress it back, and see what kind of address it is — global unicast, link-local, unique local or multicast.
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Resolve an IP address to its most likely physical location, including country, region, city, timezone and approximate coordinates plotted on a map.
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Resolve a hostname to every address it answers with, or go the other way and find the name registered for an IP.
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Find out which company is responsible for an address — a residential ISP, a mobile carrier, a cloud provider or a hosting company — along with the network block it sits in.
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Inspect an autonomous system: who operates it, which address prefixes it announces to the internet, and how it connects to the wider routing table.
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Query the PTR record for an address to find the hostname its operator has registered.
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Query registration records for a domain to see who registered it, when it was created, when it expires, which registrar holds it and what status codes are applied.
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RDAP is the structured successor to Whois: the same registration data delivered as predictable JSON, with consistent fields across registries.
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Query any DNS record type for a domain and see the answers exactly as a resolver receives them, including TTL values so you know how long a change will take to spread.
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The dig command without a terminal: choose a record type, query any domain, and read the complete response including the authority and additional sections.
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A simple DNS query in the familiar nslookup style: enter a domain, get the addresses and records it resolves to.
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Check whether a DNS change has propagated by asking ten.
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See which servers accept mail for a domain and their priority order — the first thing to check when email is bouncing or arriving somewhere unexpected.
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Read every TXT record published for a domain — the place where SPF policies, domain verification tokens and assorted service strings all live.
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Find which nameservers a domain is delegated to, and confirm the delegation at the registry matches what the nameservers themselves claim.
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Read a domain's SPF policy, expand every include, and confirm it stays inside the ten-lookup limit that causes silent failures when exceeded.
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Fetch the DKIM public key for a given selector and confirm it is published and well-formed, so signed mail can be verified by receiving servers.
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Read a domain's DMARC policy: whether failures are monitored, quarantined or rejected, where reports are sent, and how strictly alignment is enforced.
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This test times TCP connections: it opens a connection to the host on port 443 (HTTPS) several times from the OpenVibe server and reports how long each took and how many failed.
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A traceroute shows the routers between our server and the host, one hop at a time.
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MTR combines traceroute and ping: it sends ten ICMP echo probes to every hop on the path and reports, per hop, how many were lost and how the round-trip time varied.
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Test whether a port accepts connections from the public internet — the definitive check on whether a port forward, firewall rule or service binding actually works.
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Fetch any URL and read the full response headers, with the security and caching headers called out so you can see what a browser is being told to do.
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Follow a URL through every redirect to its final destination, with the status code at each step, so you can spot long chains and loops that waste crawl budget and lose link value.
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Inspect a site's TLS certificate — who issued it, when it expires, whether the chain is complete and which protocol versions the server negotiates.
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Sends a HEAD request to the URL from the OpenVibe server and shows the status line and every response header, like curl -I.
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Requests a URL from the OpenVibe server and shows the status code it returns, where a redirect points and the response headers — the quickest way to confirm a 301, a 404 or a 5xx.
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Opens a TCP connection to the host on port 443 ten times from the OpenVibe server (one location) and reports each connect time with the minimum, average, maximum and loss.
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Queries well-known DNS blacklists to see whether an IPv4 address or a domain is listed — the usual explanation when mail is being rejected or silently dropped.
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One reputation report for a domain or IP: blacklist.
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Connects to a mail server — or to the main MX host of a domain — reads its greeting, sends EHLO and, when STARTTLS is offered, upgrades the connection to report the TLS version and certificate.
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Check whether a website is up right now from our server:.
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Read a site's robots.txt, see the rules that apply to each crawler, and test whether a specific URL would be allowed or blocked — the file where an accidental line can remove a whole site from search.
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Check an XML sitemap: its structure, URL count, loc and.
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Pick what the code should do (open a link, join a Wi-Fi network, save a contact, start an email or a text, add an event, show a place) and fill in the fields.
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Generate any barcode: EAN-13, UPC-A, Code 128, Code 39,.
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Point your camera at a code, or drop, paste or upload a picture or screenshot.
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Data Matrix packs a lot into a small square: up to 2,335 characters, and still readable when part of it is damaged.
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Type a product, book or shipping number and the checker names it (GTIN-8, UPC-A, EAN-13, GTIN-14, SSCC, ISBN, ISSN, UPC-E), says whether its check digit is right and what it should be.
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Enter the network name and password and print the code for guests, a café table or a rental.
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Fill in the details you want to share and the generator writes a vCard 3.0 that every phone can save in one tap.
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Paste one value per line, or a CSV with a value and a caption, or generate a numbered sequence.
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Code 128 encodes letters, digits and punctuation densely, and every scanner reads it.
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Type twelve digits and the check digit is added, or thirteen and it is verified.
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Type eleven digits and the check digit is added, or twelve and it is verified.
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PDF417 stacks rows of codewords into a wide rectangle that a laser scanner can read line by line.
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An Aztec code grows from a bullseye in its centre and needs no blank margin around it, which is why rail and airline tickets use it.
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Type the ISBN, with or without hyphens; an ISBN-10 is converted to its ISBN-13.
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Convert pictures between PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC, SVG, GIF, ICO, TIFF and BMP.
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Shrink JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF files so pages load faster and attachments fit in an email.
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Set a width, a height or a percentage and get a resized copy of your picture.
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Cut a picture down to the part you want.
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Turn JPG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC, GIF, BMP or TIFF pictures into PNG files.
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Turn PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC, GIF, BMP or TIFF pictures into JPG files that open everywhere.
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Convert PNG, JPG, AVIF, HEIC, GIF and TIFF pictures to WebP, the format browsers load fastest.
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Convert PNG, JPG, WebP, HEIC and TIFF pictures to AVIF.
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iPhones save photos as HEIC, which many apps and websites refuse.
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Render an SVG drawing as a PNG, JPG or WebP at the size you choose, or wrap a bitmap in an SVG.
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Save a picture as a GIF or turn a GIF into PNG, JPG or WebP.
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Convert a PNG, JPG or SVG into an ICO file containing the standard icon sizes, ready for a Windows shortcut, an application or a website.
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Upload a logo and get the complete favicon set a modern website needs: favicon.ico, PNG icons from 16 to 512 pixels and an SVG version.
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Convert scans and print files between TIFF and PNG, JPG or WebP.
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Convert old Windows bitmap files to PNG or JPG, or save a picture as BMP for software that only reads bitmaps.
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Turn WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG, WMA and other recordings, or the sound of a video, into an MP3 that plays on every device.
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Convert MP3, FLAC, M4A, OGG and other audio to WAV for editing, sampling or burning to CD.
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Convert WAV, AIFF and other recordings to FLAC, which keeps every detail at roughly half the size of WAV.
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Convert MP3, WAV, FLAC and M4A files to OGG Vorbis, the open format used by games, Linux apps and many web players.
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Convert MP3, WAV, FLAC and OGG files to M4A (AAC), the format iPhones, iTunes and Apple Music handle best.
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Convert recordings to Opus, the codec used by Discord, WhatsApp and WebRTC.
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Convert MP3, WAV, FLAC and OGG files to raw AAC for video editors, streaming encoders and devices that expect .aac files.
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Convert old Windows Media Audio files to MP3 or WAV, or make a WMA for a car stereo or player that needs one.
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Convert WAV, FLAC and MP3 files to AIFF, the uncompressed format used by Logic, GarageBand and other Mac audio tools.
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Convert stereo or surround audio to AC3 for DVDs, Blu-ray authoring and home cinema receivers.
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Upload an MP4, MKV, MOV or WebM video and download just its audio as MP3, WAV or M4A.
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Mark a start and an end on the waveform and download only that part.
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Upload two or more recordings, put them in order and download a single file.
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Pick up to 30 seconds of any track, add a fade, and download an M4R ringtone for iPhone or an MP3 for Android.
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Play a recording faster or slower while voices stay natural.
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Shift a song up or down by semitones without changing its speed.
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Upload a recording and download it reversed.
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Make quiet recordings louder and even out tracks that differ in volume.
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Clean up a voice recording made in a noisy room.
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Automatically removes long pauses from lectures, podcasts and voice memos so the recording is shorter and easier to listen to.
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Make a karaoke backing track by taking the singer out of a song, or keep only the vocal for a remix.
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Give a clip a smooth start and finish instead of an abrupt cut.
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Turn a short sample into a longer track by repeating it, with an optional crossfade so the joins cannot be heard.
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Boost the bass of a song for small speakers, headphones or a car stereo.
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A multi-band equalizer with presets for voice, music and podcasts.
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Dynamic range compression makes whispers audible and shouts less painful.
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One click applies noise reduction, levelling and loudness normalization tuned for spoken word, then exports at the settings podcast hosts recommend.
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Apply effects to a voice recording: deeper, higher, robot, radio, telephone and more.
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Add a repeating echo to a voice or instrument.
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Add space to a dry recording with room, hall and cathedral reverbs.
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The chorus effect layers slightly detuned copies of a sound to make it wider and richer.
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Run audio through overdrive and distortion, from warm saturation to heavy fuzz.
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Reduce the bit depth and sample rate of a recording for the crunchy sound of old consoles and samplers.
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Fold a stereo file down to mono, turn a mono recording into two channels, swap left and right, or widen the stereo image.
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Generate a PNG of the waveform of any recording, in your colours and size.
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Read and change the ID3 tags of MP3 files and the metadata of FLAC, M4A and OGG files, including the cover art, without re-encoding the audio.
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Upload two or more PDFs, drag them into the order you want and download a single combined document.
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Extract a range of pages, split a document every few pages or save each page as its own file.
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Reduce the size of a PDF by recompressing its images and removing unused data.
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Rotate every page or only the ones you select by 90, 180 or 270 degrees, and save the PDF so it stays that way.
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See thumbnails of every page, drag them into a new order, remove the ones you do not need and download the new document.
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Add a text watermark to a PDF.
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Encrypt a PDF so it can only be opened with the password you set.
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Enter the password once and download a copy of the PDF that no longer asks for it.
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Combine photos, scans or screenshots into one PDF.
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Convert every page of a PDF, or just the pages you choose, into JPG or PNG images at the resolution you need.
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Type a word and copy it in dozens of styles: cursive, gothic, bold, small caps, wide, monospace and more.
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Adds stacks of combining marks above and below your letters for the glitchy, cursed look.
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Convert text to ⓑⓤⓑⓑⓛⓔ letters, filled circles or squares that can be pasted anywhere Unicode is accepted.
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Turn a word into large ASCII art lettering using classic FIGlet fonts.
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A searchable sheet of Unicode symbols grouped by kind: arrows, stars, hearts, currency, maths, music and box drawing.
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Hundreds of kaomoji sorted by mood: happy, sad, angry, shrug, table flip, animals and more.
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Paste text to list every character with its code point, name, category and UTF-8 bytes.
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Translate English text into Unicode Braille cells, or read Braille back into letters.
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Convert text to dots and dashes or decode Morse back to text.
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See any text as binary, hexadecimal, octal or decimal byte values, and turn a string of ones and zeros back into words.
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Fix text typed with caps lock on, format a headline in title case, or convert names to camelCase, snake_case and kebab-case for code.
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Paste text to see words, characters with and without spaces, sentences, paragraphs, lines and reading time.
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Reverse the letters, reverse the word order, turn text upside down or mirror it using look-alike Unicode characters.
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Fix text pasted from Word, PDFs and web pages: remove zero-width and control characters, collapse extra spaces and line breaks, straighten curly quotes and strip Zalgo marks.
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Sort lines alphabetically, numerically or by length, reverse or shuffle them, and remove duplicates and blank lines.
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Paste two versions side by side and see what was added, removed and changed, highlighted down to the word.
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Paste messy JSON to pretty-print it with clean indentation, find syntax errors with their line number, collapse and expand nodes, or minify it for production.
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Type Markdown on the left and see the formatted result on the right.
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Escape or unescape HTML entities, URL percent-encoding, JSON strings, JavaScript strings and Base64 in one place.
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Convert a headline into a lowercase, hyphenated slug with accents and punctuation removed, ready for a blog post or product URL.
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Answer a few prompts and get ready-to-paste bios for Instagram, TikTok, X, Twitch and Discord, with optional fancy fonts and symbols.
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Generate usernames and gamer tags from a word, a style or pure randomness.
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The starting point for the graphics tools: text logos, stream title cards, thumbnails, badges, watermarks and transparent text PNGs, all made in the browser and exported as images.
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Set your name in a typeface, adjust spacing, colour, outline and glow, and export a transparent PNG or SVG wordmark.
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Make a “Starting soon”, “Be right back” or episode title card at 1080p or 4K with your own text, colours and background.
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Lay out a 1280×720 YouTube thumbnail, a stream cover or channel banner with big readable text over your picture, and export it as PNG or JPG.
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Design circular and shield badges or die-cut style stickers with text on a curve, icons and borders.
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Create a transparent watermark, a stream overlay label or a lower-third name strap and export it as a PNG ready to drop into OBS or a video editor.
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Type text, choose a font, colour and outline, and download it as a PNG with a transparent background for thumbnails, overlays and memes.
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Convert between MXN and USD at the current rate, with a quick table of common amounts for shopping and travel.
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Common phrases for greetings, directions, food, work, emergencies and paperwork, side by side in Spanish and English with pronunciation hints.
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Look up words and expressions you will hear in Mexico but not find in a textbook, with meanings, examples and a note on how polite each one is.
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Plain-language know-your-rights cards in English and Spanish for encounters with immigration enforcement, plus hotline numbers and what to do if someone is detained.
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Paste a YouTube link and download the video as MP4 in the resolution you choose, or just the audio as MP3 or M4A.
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Campsites, shelters, water and help across North America.
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Plan meals around a tight budget: compare the cost of staple foods, build a week of meals that meets your nutrition needs for the least money, and find food banks near you.
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Pastes now live on OpenVibe.Community.
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