How to Share Utillio Tool Links With Preserved Input
Share JSON, JWT, regex patterns, workbench state, and more via URL — input is encoded in the link and restored when opened. Nothing stored on our servers.
Many Utillio tools encode your input in the URL query string so you can bookmark, Slack, or email a link that reopens with the same content. Processing still happens entirely in your browser — we never store shared input on a server.
How sharing works
- Click Share on any supported tool — the button activates once you have input
- The URL gets a ?q= parameter with compressed, URL-safe encoded state
- Opening the link restores input, tab selection, and settings
- Share is disabled on empty tools to avoid useless links
Workbenches with shareable state
- JWT — token, tab, secret/key, algorithm
- Base64 — input, direction, URL-safe mode
- URL — input, tab, encoding mode
- Cron — expression, tab, field values
- Hash/HMAC — input, tab, algorithm, secret
- YAML ↔ JSON — input, direction
- Timestamp — value, tab, format
- HTML, Hex, Binary, ASCII — input, tab
- CSV ↔ JSON — input, direction
- Markdown — tab, markdown/HTML input
- Morse, ROT13, IP, Web Formatter — full state preserved
Other shareable tools
- JSON Formatter, YAML↔JSON, CSV↔JSON, JSON string escaper
- Hash Generator, HMAC Generator, Regex Tester, Text Diff
- SQL/XML/HTML formatters, Hex/Binary/ASCII converters
- Unix timestamp, case converter, slug generator, and 40+ more
Privacy note
Shared links contain your input in the URL. Anyone with the link can read it. Do not share production secrets, API keys, or personal data — use test tokens and redacted samples instead.
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