Sitemap
HTML sitemap for Tools by RS Roshi — hubs, categories, topic tags, tools, blog, and docs. Regenerated from the tool and content registries.
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Site hubs
Primary navigation and policy pages
- Home
Browser-first developer tools
- All tools
Full tool catalog
- Categories
Browse tools by category
- Blog
Guides and articles
- Docs
How the platform works
- About
About Tools by RS Roshi
- Privacy
Privacy policy
- HTML sitemap
Human-readable site map
- Popular tools
Curated popular tools from the registry
- New tools
Recently added tools
- Topics
Curated cross-cutting topic hubs
Categories
Tool collections with unique category copy
- JSON Tools
Format, validate, convert, and inspect JSON in the browser.
- Encoding
Base64, URL encode/decode, and text encoding utilities.
- Developer
JWT decode, UUID generation, and everyday engineering helpers.
- Hash & Checksum
SHA digests and checksum helpers that run entirely client-side.
Topics
Cross-cutting topic hubs (curated — not thin keyword pages)
- Base64 tools
Encode and decode Base64 for text, JSON, HTML, and URL-safe payloads in your browser — private, no upload.
- Hashing & identifiers
Generate hashes and identifiers (SHA, UUID) locally for checksums, tokens, and IDs.
Tools
Every indexable tool in the registry
- JSON Formatter
Format, beautify, and minify JSON in your browser. Free, private, and instant — no upload to a server.
- JSON Validator
Validate JSON instantly in your browser. See type, size, and node counts — or exact parse errors with line and column.
- JSON Viewer
Explore JSON as an interactive tree with paths, types, and expandable nodes — all processed locally in your browser.
- JSON Compare
Compare two JSON documents structurally. Find added, removed, changed, and type-changed paths — privately in your browser.
- JSON Diff
Generate a unified diff of two JSON documents after pretty-printing. Ideal for reading line-level changes quickly.
- JSON Escape
Escape text into a JSON string literal, or unescape a JSON string back to raw text — instantly and offline.
- Base64 Encode / Decode
Encode UTF-8 text to Base64 or decode Base64 back to text — instantly in your browser.
- URL Encode / Decode
Percent-encode text for URLs or decode encoded query strings — private and instant.
- JWT Decode
Decode JWT header and payload in your browser — inspect claims without uploading tokens.
- UUID Generator
Generate UUID v4 identifiers in bulk — uppercase and hyphenless options, fully client-side.
- Hash Generator
Generate SHA-1 / SHA-256 / SHA-384 / SHA-512 digests of text with Web Crypto — fully client-side.
- Base64 Encode Text
Encode plain text notes, messages, and Unicode strings to Base64 in your browser — private and instant.
- Base64 Encode JSON
Encode JSON payloads to Base64 for APIs, JWTs, and transport — decode back to UTF-8 JSON in your browser.
- Base64 Encode HTML
Encode HTML fragments and markup to Base64 for data URLs, emails, and embeds — decode back in your browser.
- Base64 Encode URL
Encode URLs and query strings to Base64 for opaque links and redirects — distinct from percent-encoding.
Blog
Guides and articles
- How to format JSON online (pretty-print & minify)
Format messy API JSON into readable indented output, or minify for transport — privately in your browser with Tools by RS Roshi.
- How to decode a JWT safely (without trusting claims)
Inspect JWT header and payload in your browser. Learn why decoding is not verification, and which claims matter when debugging auth.
- Base64 for developers: text, JSON, URLs, and what it is not
Learn when to Base64-encode text or JSON, how that differs from URL percent-encoding, and why Base64 is not encryption.
Docs
Product documentation
- Keyboard shortcuts
Common keyboard shortcuts for Tools by RS Roshi workspaces — format, copy, reset, and global search.
- Privacy model (client-side tools)
How Tools by RS Roshi handles data: browser-first processing, what we do not upload, and how that claim maps to product behavior.
- How tools work on this site
Architecture overview for Tools by RS Roshi: registry-driven pages, lazy panels, SEO content, and client processors.