Dev Utilities

Free online dev utilities to encode Base64, format and minify JavaScript, convert epoch timestamps, and slugify text. No sign-up, runs in your browser.

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Category: Dev Utilities
Tool Category Action
CSV to Markdown Table
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Date To Epoch
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Epoch To Date
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Fluid Typography Clamp
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JS Formatter
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JS Minifier
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Query Cost Estimator
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SQL Minifier
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Text To Slug
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Top10k's dev utilities are small, single-purpose web tools that handle the everyday encoding, formatting, and conversion tasks developers repeat all day. Every tool runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded, and there is no account to create.

Encode and decode strings with the Base64 Encoder, which turns text or binary data into a Base64 string for data URIs and API payloads. Clean up source with the JS Formatter (configurable indentation, ES2020+ syntax) or shrink it with the JS Minifier, which strips whitespace, comments, and long variable names. Database work has the SQL Minifier for collapsing queries onto a single line.

Timestamp debugging is covered too: the Epoch To Date converter reads Unix seconds or milliseconds into a readable date. For docs and tickets, CSV to Markdown Table takes raw CSV and returns a formatted Markdown table, and Text To Slug turns any string into a URL-safe slug.

These are quick, no-friction alternatives to a desktop toolbox: open a tab, paste your data, copy the result. For language-specific formatting and linting see Developer Tools, for string manipulation see Text Tools, and for hashing and encoding helpers see Security & Privacy.

Frequently asked questions

Are these dev utilities free?

Yes. Every tool in this category is free to use with no usage limits, no account, and no paid tier.

Do I need to sign up or install anything?

No. The tools run in your browser as web pages — there is nothing to install and no sign-up required.

Is my data uploaded to a server?

No. Encoding, formatting, and conversion all happen locally in your browser, so the text or code you paste never leaves your device.

Which developer utilities are included?

Common everyday helpers: a Base64 encoder, JavaScript formatter and minifier, SQL minifier, Unix epoch-to-date converter, CSV-to-Markdown table converter, and a text-to-slug generator.