Data & text tools
Convert structured data, Base64 files and subtitle formats.
Data & text tools
11 tools
JSON to CSV
Flatten JSON objects into CSV rows and columns for spreadsheet imports and table-based analysis.
Base64imageBase64 to Image
Decode a text file containing Base64 image data and download the identified original image format.
XMLJSONXML to JSON
Convert XML elements and attributes into a JSON representation for structured-data and development workflows.
TXTCSVTXT to CSV
Convert delimited text into CSV, using detected commas, tabs, semicolons or pipes as column separators.
YAMLJSONYAML to JSON
Convert JSON-compatible YAML values into formatted JSON for applications, configuration and data exchange.
Base64PDFBase64 to PDF
Decode a text file containing Base64 PDF data and reconstruct its PDF bytes for download.
JSONYAMLJSON to YAML
Convert valid JSON into readable YAML for configuration files or applications that accept YAML data.
XMLCSVXML to CSV
Flatten repeated XML records into CSV columns for spreadsheet review and structured-data imports.
SRTVTTSRT to VTT
Convert valid SRT subtitle cues to WebVTT captions for HTML video tracks and compatible web players.
TXTSRTTXT to SRT
Create SRT subtitle cues from plain text using a chosen fixed duration for each generated caption.
VTTSRTVTT to SRT
Convert WebVTT caption cues to numbered SRT subtitles for a compatible editor or media player.
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Move structured data or encoded content into another workflow
Use these tools to convert JSON, XML, YAML and delimited text, decode supported Base64 files, or prepare subtitle text. Choose a structured output for applications, or a table format for spreadsheet work.
Data formats do not represent nesting, repeated records, types and formatting in the same way. Check the resulting fields and values, and review subtitle timing or decoded file type where applicable.
Common questions
Will a table conversion preserve every nested data structure?
Not necessarily. A table is rows and columns, while JSON and XML can contain nested or repeated structures. Review the tool description and the resulting columns before using the output.
Is Base64 decoding the same as decrypting a file?
No. Base64 is an encoding, not encryption. Decoding reconstructs the encoded bytes; it does not remove a password, decrypt protected data or repair an invalid source.