أدوات مطورين مجانية عبر الإنترنت

مجموعة شاملة من أدوات المطورين المجانية عبر الإنترنت تشمل منسق JSON ومحول Base64 وأدوات JWT والمزيد. حسن سير عمل التطوير لديك.

Keywords

أدوات المطورين, أدوات إنترنت, JSON, Base64, JWT, منسق الكود

Bit Tools brings together a set of practical, privacy‑friendly utilities for everyday development tasks—from formatting data to testing APIs. Each tool is designed to be fast, accessible, and transparent so you can get results without friction.

Why a toolbox?

Context switching wastes time. Keeping dependable, browser‑based tools at your fingertips speeds up experiments, documentation, and debugging. Our pages are lightweight, localized, and structured for clarity with keyboard shortcuts and dark mode support.

How tools are built

Most operations run entirely in your browser, preserving privacy and reducing latency. When network requests are necessary, they go directly to the endpoint you specify. We follow open standards so behavior matches production systems.

About Bit Tools

We iterate with developer feedback to improve UX and expand features. The site includes runtime SEO and accessible content that doesn’t distract users but helps search engines understand each page’s purpose.

FAQ

Is my data uploaded?

For most tools, no—everything is processed locally. API Tester sends requests only to the URLs you enter.

Can I contribute ideas?

Absolutely. Visit the About or Documentation pages to share feedback and request features.

Whether you’re prototyping, reviewing, or teaching, Bit Tools offers reliable, focused pages that respect your time and data.

مدقق URL / البريد / النطاق

الإدخال

URL / Email / Domain Validator - Check Inputs Online

URLs, email addresses, and domains follow strict syntax to avoid ambiguity on the web. This page validates them quickly using the browser’s URL constructor and reliable patterns.

What is being validated?

For URLs, we rely on the WHATWG URL standard via the browser constructor, normalizing input and assuming http:// when a scheme is missing for convenience. Email and domain checks use pragmatic patterns that cover common cases without attempting full DNS or MX lookups.

How it works

Paste a value and choose URL, Email, or Domain. The tool reports whether the input is valid and, for URLs, shows a normalized form. All checks run locally in your browser—no data is sent to a server.

About this validator

Pattern‑based validation is best for quick checks. Production systems should perform server‑side validation and may include DNS queries or allowlists/denylists tailored to your needs.

Use fast local checks during development, and add authoritative validation on the server before persisting or trusting user input.