IT Market Plus delivers a unified, zero-latency digital workspace engineered for software developers, UI designers, content creators, and web professionals. Format complex code, compress images losslessly, generate cryptographic hashes, convert media, and debug data in real time — with zero installations, zero tracking, and 100% client-side privacy.
Code formatters, minifiers, encoders, decoders, cryptographic hash encryptors, JWT inspect, and JSON tools.
22 tools availableTurn code snippets into shareable images.
Open Tool →Generate SEO-friendly slugs from titles or strings.
Open Tool →Generate React Native shadow styles.
Open Tool →Encode and decode Base64 strings.
Open Tool →Escape or unescape HTML entities.
Open Tool →Encode and decode URL strings.
Open Tool →Minify HTML source code.
Open Tool →Minify CSS source code.
Open Tool →Minify JavaScript source code.
Open Tool →Format and beautify HTML source code.
Open Tool →Format and beautify CSS source code.
Open Tool →Format and beautify JavaScript source code.
Open Tool →Generate MD5 hashes for strings.
Open Tool →Generate SHA1 hashes for strings.
Open Tool →Generate SHA224 hashes for strings.
Open Tool →Generate SHA256 hashes for strings.
Open Tool →Generate SHA384 hashes for strings.
Open Tool →Generate SHA512 hashes for strings.
Open Tool →Decode JSON Web Tokens for inspection.
Open Tool →View JSON data in a tree-style structure.
Open Tool →Format, validate, and minify JSON.
Open Tool →Convert binary, decimal, and hexadecimal numbers.
Open Tool →About This Collection
Developers spend a surprising share of their day on tasks that are not really coding: formatting a JSON blob, minifying a CSS file, generating a hash, decoding a token, or converting a number base. The coding tools take those chores out of the browser console and wrap them in a clear, consistent interface.
Output is produced with standard algorithms in your browser, so the tools are perfect for quick checks on data you do not want to paste into an untrusted third-party site.
Hash functions like MD5, SHA-1, and SHA-256 are one-way. The hash output cannot be 'decrypted' back to the original input, which is exactly why digging a stored hash out of a database is useful for verification.
No. Everything runs in your browser, and pasted code never leaves your device.