JSON formatter and validator
Validate JSON, make it readable, or compact it for sharing.
Open this toolBrowser-based helpers for Microsoft 365, Azure, email, networking, security and server administration. Each tool has its own page, a plain explanation and clear limits. Most calculations stay on your device. Optional public DNS queries go to Cloudflare only after you click. Some tools also offer an optional Explain with AI button; see where Cloudek AI is heading.
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Validate JSON, make it readable, or compact it for sharing.
Open this toolConvert a small CSV table using its first row as field names.
Open this toolTranslate an octal file mode into readable owner, group and other permissions.
Open this toolCompare bytes, kilobytes and larger storage units using either decimal or binary scaling.
Open this toolRepresent an inclusive IPv4 or IPv6 address range as exact CIDR blocks.
Open this toolGenerate the reverse-mapping owner name for an IPv4 or IPv6 address.
Open this toolSee your public IP address, then look up any IP address or domain: reverse DNS, forward-confirmed reverse DNS, network owner and ASN, and a check against a small set of public DNS blocklists.
Open this toolEncode or decode UTF-8 text locally in this browser.
Open this toolCreate random identifiers for development, testing, and documentation.
Open this toolCompare two configuration snippets or text versions without uploading them.
Open this toolCheck how a proposed consultation time appears in another time zone.
Open this toolMask common credentials in a text snippet before you review or share it.
Open this toolConvert Unix time or an ISO date into UTC and local time, with an optional named timezone for incident correlation.
Open this toolCalculate the SHA-256 fingerprint for an OpenSSH public-key blob.
Open this toolCalculate the network range from an IPv4 address and CIDR prefix.
Open this toolDivide a parent IPv4 range into equal-sized child CIDR blocks.
Open this toolCalculate an IPv6 network and inclusive address range with exact 128-bit math.
Open this toolDivide a parent IPv6 prefix into equal-sized child prefixes.
Open this toolCompare IPv4 and IPv6 networks before assigning routes or planning a change.
Open this toolConvert an IPv4 or IPv6 CIDR block to its first and last address, netmask, wildcard mask and address counts.
Open this toolLook up the subnet mask, wildcard mask, address count and usable hosts for every IPv4 prefix length from /0 to /32, plus common IPv6 prefixes.
Open this toolCheck common formatting rules only. These are not live delivery or availability tests.
Open this toolInspect a web URL and decode its query parameters without opening the site.
Open this toolEnter a domain to get a score out of 100 with an A-F grade, a fix-first list and a breakdown of every check: SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT and name servers, plus BIMI, CAA, DNSSEC and Microsoft 365 hints. Then drop DMARC aggregate reports or .eml messages on the page to analyse them locally.
Open this toolLook up a domain's SPF record, follow every include, redirect, a and mx term, and count the DNS lookups against the limit of 10 and the void lookups against the limit of 2.
Open this toolPick a Microsoft plan and enter your seat counts to see monthly and annual totals at Microsoft's published list prices, then test an unused-seats what-if and a downgrade what-if. Every price is editable.
Open this toolPaste a support ticket or email. The page detects the kind of request, lists the clarifying questions to ask and builds a reply template with fill-in fields. An optional AI draft is available.
Open this toolWork out how many Windows Server core licences a Hyper-V host needs, how many full Standard sets you would stack for your VMs, whether Datacenter is cheaper, and how many CALs and RDS CALs to plan for. Rules for Windows Server 2022 and 2025 were checked against Microsoft sources on 1 November 2026, and the price fields start at Microsoft's published list prices, which you can edit.
Open this toolLook up a domain’s public MX, SPF, DMARC, MTA-STS, TLS reporting and DNSSEC records, plus its addresses, aliases (CNAME), nameservers and CAA policy. Add up to three DKIM selectors, a custom TXT name or an SRV pair for targeted lookups.
Open this toolPaste one DMARC TXT record to see what each tag in the policy means.
Open this toolPaste one SPF TXT record to see its mechanisms, qualifiers and modifiers explained.
Open this toolPaste one DKIM selector TXT record to see what its tags mean.
Open this toolPaste the headers of a test message to read the SPF, DKIM and DMARC results each mail system reported, plus the Received hops.
Open this toolPaste the raw headers of a message to trace each hop and find the slowest one, read SPF, DKIM and DMARC, spot a spoofed From or Reply-To, and decode Microsoft 365 spam headers (SCL, SFV, CAT, PCL, BCL) in plain English.
Open this toolPrepare a public certificate and TLS scan for a website hostname.
Open this toolReview common security-header presence and selected policy-value warning signs from a pasted HTTP response.
Open this toolEstimate time until an expiry date and check whether your chosen renewal window has started.
Open this toolGenerate a PKCS#10 certificate signing request and matching password-encrypted private key in your browser, or decode an existing CSR locally.
Open this toolRead selected header and payload claims from a JSON Web Token.
Open this toolEstimate monthly and annual SIEM log ingestion and storage cost from GB per day by source, then model filtering or cheaper storage to see how SIEM costs could be reduced.
Open this toolCheck pasted JSON audit log entries for the fields an AI agent audit trail needs, with a plain-English report and a suggested schema.
Open this toolPaste an error message or code (AADSTS sign-in, Exchange Online SMTP and NDR, Windows HRESULT, Windows Update or Azure deployment) to see what it usually means, what to check first and the safest fix.
Open this toolDescribe what you want to find. Pick a reviewed read-only template for Entra, Defender, Sentinel, Azure, Exchange Online or Microsoft Graph, fill in the fields and copy the query. An optional AI draft is available for requests the templates do not cover.
Open this toolPaste a PowerShell script to see which risky patterns it contains, on which lines, why they matter and a safer alternative, with a risk score you can check by hand.
Open this toolPaste one Conditional Access policy or a whole export (Microsoft Graph identity/conditionalAccess/policies or the portal JSON view) to check it against common good practice, with a coverage summary across the set.
Open this toolFill prompt variables, compare rough token estimates, and preview rendered prompt text and API JSON.
Open this toolMost utilities work locally in your browser. The public DNS checker and the Email Health Check send only the requested DNS record names to Cloudflare after you start a lookup; the files you drop on the Email Health Check are read in your browser and never uploaded. The TLS helper prepares an external Qualys link only after an authorization confirmation and your click. Thirteen tools (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, email authentication results, website security headers, the log redactor, the SIEM cost estimator, the AI agent audit log checker, the Microsoft error code explainer, the PowerShell script risk reviewer, the Conditional Access policy reviewer, the Email Health Check and the SPF lookup counter) also offer an optional “Explain with AI” button, and the query helper and the IT ticket reply writer offer an optional AI draft; only if you press it, the masked text shown in its preview is sent to our AI service. Each tool explains what it does not verify; confirm consequential results with authoritative systems.