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Nutter Tools

A free toolbox that runs in your browser. A tool for every job.

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  • Convert images
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  • Crop
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  • Merge PDFs
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  • PDF to images
  • Remove photo location

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  • Compress video
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  • Trim audio

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  • Unit converter
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  • Webcam test

Developer

  • JSON formatter
  • Base64
  • Regex tester
  • Hashes
  • JWT decoder

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For developers

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  • Encoding
  • Regex & cron
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  • Config files
  • Network
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URL parser

Paste any URL and see scheme, host, port, path, each query parameter, fragment, and origin, parsed locally without ever fetching the address.

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Paste a URL to split it into parts.

One text split, nothing more: scheme, userinfo, host, port, path, each query parameter, fragment, and origin. The split is hand-rolled RFC 3986 style rather than the browser URL constructor, so it works the same here, in the native app, and on odd inputs like a lone IPv6 host. Decoding is one strict pass per parameter, shown beside the raw text, and a parameter with a broken escape is flagged instead of silently mangling the whole table.

URL

Parsed as text only. The address is never fetched, resolved, or pinged in any way.

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