Text input
Values used in JSON, JWT, Base64, URL, regex, and text-stat flows are processed in the browser to provide the tool output.
Summary
Key points
- Many tools, including UUID, Base64, JSON, hashing, and text helpers, run in browser memory.
- The site does not currently provide its own account system, member database, or payment processing.
- Google Analytics may run for basic traffic measurement.
- Service worker cache and local storage may keep theme, locale, and some recent input state inside your browser.
Browser Processing
How input data is handled
File input
PDF, image, OCR, and file-hash features read files in the browser for conversion or inspection. Browser behavior and third-party libraries still matter.
Stored preferences
Locale, theme, and some recent input state may be stored in local storage to make return visits smoother.
Account data
The site currently does not provide its own sign-up, login, payment flow, or member database.
Cookies
Cookies and advertising identifiers
This site uses cookies
Third-party vendors, including Google, use cookies to serve ads based on your prior visits to this site. Google's use of advertising cookies enables it and its partners to serve ads based on your visits to this site and other sites on the internet.
Opting out of personalized ads
You may opt out of personalized advertising by visiting Google Ads Settings. To opt out of personalized advertising from other vendors, visit aboutads.info.
Blocking cookies in your browser
You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Blocking them may also disable the conveniences this site stores locally, such as your theme and language preference.
Third Parties
Third-party services
Google Analytics
Google Analytics may load to measure traffic and basic page usage patterns.
Google AdSense
When advertising is enabled, Google AdSense may use its own technologies for ad delivery and measurement. The exact behavior depends on page-level and account-level settings.
Open-source libraries
Features such as PDF handling, OCR, and QR processing may rely on public libraries whose runtime behavior also depends on your browser environment.
Control
What you can control
- Clearing browser cache and service workers removes cached offline resources and related stored state.
- Deleting local storage resets saved locale, theme, and recent input values.
- Sensitive payloads should be masked or replaced with test samples before pasting them into any browser tool.