Check a bilingual draft against a limit
Separate Han characters, Latin-script words, emoji clusters and byte lengths before submitting a translation or form.
Inspect text counts → · Compare our test casesPrepare images for upload, clean pasted lists, and inspect developer data — directly in your browser.
Separate Han characters, Latin-script words, emoji clusters and byte lengths before submitting a translation or form.
Inspect text counts → · Compare our test casesSet a byte target, compare detail and check the dimensions before downloading.
Compress an image → · Choose the right settingsDecide whether case and spaces matter, inspect removed-line counts, then download a clean list.
Clean a list → · Check the matching rulesFormat, minify, and validate JSON. Make your data easy to read.
Fit a target size, compare results, and download a batch as ZIP.
Compare Han characters, Latin-script words, emoji clusters and byte lengths.
Encode and decode UTF-8 text, including Unicode and emoji.
Make special characters safe for your next URL parameter.
Go from Unix timestamps to readable dates and back again.
Remove duplicates, sort lines, and tidy up messy lists.
Create strong random passwords, right in your browser.
Generate unique UUID v4 identifiers, one or a hundred at a time.
Translate HEX colors into RGB and HSL for your next design.
A little less mental math. Convert length, weight, and temperature.
Work out percentages, proportions, and changes in seconds.
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A practical JSON troubleshooting checklist with examples of trailing commas, quotes, comments and precision limits.
Read guide →A browser-local workflow for choosing image dimensions, JPG or WebP quality, and PNG output without sending your photo to a server.
Read guide →Understand timestamp units, compare UTC and local time, and avoid timezone mistakes when converting Unix timestamps.
Read guide →See a UTF-8 Base64 round trip, understand why encoded text is not secret, and avoid URL-safe and binary-decoding mistakes.
Read guide →A worked list-cleaning example showing whitespace, case-sensitive duplicates, sorting and verification before an import.
Read guide →Worked examples for discounts, relative changes and rates, including reverse calculations and zero-base limitations.
Read guide →Reproduce ToolDock’s mixed Chinese-English and emoji tests, and choose the right count for a translation brief, form or byte limit.
Read guide →Use worked examples to check your output. Each tool explains its limits, and our guides cover the decisions that a button alone cannot make.