🌐 WEBMASTER TOOLS 🌐

JSON is the data format the internet runs on — APIs, config files, and databases all use it. When you get a raw JSON response it's usually compressed into one unreadable line. FORMAT expands it with indentation so you can actually read it. MINIFY does the opposite, squishing it back down for production. Also validates syntax — if your JSON is broken, it'll tell you where.

Regular expressions (regex) are a pattern language for searching and matching text. They look intimidating (\d+ means "one or more digits") but are incredibly powerful for finding emails, phone numbers, log entries, or any structured pattern in a block of text. Paste your pattern and your text to see exactly what matches — great for testing a regex before using it in code.

Paste HTML code and get back just the readable text, with all the tags (<p>, <div>, <span>, etc.) removed. Useful when you're pulling content from a webpage and need clean text for processing, word counting, or feeding into another tool — without manually hunting down every tag.

Instantly counts words, characters, lines, and estimated reading time as you type. Useful for keeping blog posts within a target length, checking if a tweet fits, meeting character limits on forms, or gauging how long something will take to read (based on ~200 words per minute average).

When designing a webpage or document, you need text to fill space before the real content exists — otherwise everything looks broken. Lorem ipsum is the industry-standard placeholder text (it's scrambled Latin). Generate as many paragraphs as you need to mock up your layout without getting distracted by actual words.

Turns any short text into large lettering made out of characters — the kind you'd see in terminal banners, README headers, or retro hacker aesthetics. Each letter is drawn with ASCII characters arranged into a recognisable shape. Good for project banners, CLI splash screens, or just making your name look cool in a plain-text environment.

Reveals your public IP address — the address the internet sees when you connect to websites. Also shows your approximate location, ISP, and other network info. ⚠️ NOTE: This contacts api.ipify.org and ipapi.co to look up your IP. No data is logged by this site, but those APIs will briefly see your request. If you're behind a VPN or proxy, you'll see that IP instead of your real one.