Compare two texts instantly and see the differences with color-coded highlights. This tool is great for spotting changes, revisions, and updates in any document.
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Simple 4-Step Process
Paste Your Original Text
Copy and paste your original text into the left-side text area. This will be your baseline for comparison.
Paste Your Compare Text
Copy and paste the text you want to compare into the right-side text area. This is the modified version you want to check against the original.
Swap Texts (Optional)
Need to switch the texts? Click the center swap icon to quickly exchange the content between the left and right panels.
Click Compare Button
Click the 'Compare' button to check the differences. The tool will highlight all changes between your texts right away.
Understanding Your Results
After clicking the Compare button, the tool highlights differences with color-coding for easy identification:
Deletions
Text removed from the original
Additions
Text added to the original
Compare two text files instantly and see the differences with color-coded highlights. This tool is great for spotting changes, revisions, and updates in any document.
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Simple 4-Step Process
Upload Your Original Text File
Upload your original text file using insert icon in to the left-side text area. This will be your baseline for comparison.
Upload Your Compare Text File
Upload your compare text file using insert icon in to the right-side text area. This is the modified version you want to check against the original.
Swap Texts (Optional)
Need to switch the texts? Click the center swap icon to quickly exchange the content between the left and right panels.
Click Compare Button
Click the 'Compare' button to check the differences. The tool will highlight all changes between your texts right away.
Understanding Your Results
After clicking the Compare button, the tool highlights differences with color-coding for easy identification:
Deletions
Text removed from the original
Additions
Text added to the original
Compare two images instantly and see the differences with visual highlights. Perfect for detecting changes, verifying edits, and quality assurance testing.
Simple 3-Step Process
Upload Your Original Image
Click the upload area or drag and drop your original image file. This will be your baseline image for comparison.
Upload Your Compare Image
Upload the second image you want to compare. This should be a modified or different version of your original image.
View Differences
The tool automatically compares both images and displays the differences in the bottom section with visual highlights.
Key Features
Our image comparison tool provides powerful features to help you identify differences quickly:
Side-by-Side View
Compare images placed next to each other
Difference Highlighting
Visual indicators show changed areas
Pixel-Perfect Detection
Identifies even the smallest changes
How It Works
Original Image
Your original image appears here
Compare Image
Your compare image appears here
Difference View (Bottom)
Differences Highlighted Below
Changed areas are highlighted with visual overlays, making differences easy to spot
Perfect For
Detecting changes in design mockups
Comparing before/after photo edits
Quality assurance testing for UI changes
Verifying image modifications
Spot differences in similar images
Checking for image corruption or artifacts
Tips for Best Results
Decode JSON Web Tokens (JWT) quickly to view header and payload information. Great for debugging authentication, inspecting claims, and understanding token structure.
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Simple 4-Step Process
Copy Your JWT Token
Get the JWT token from your application, API response, or authentication system. It usually starts with 'eyJ...'
Paste the Token
Paste your JWT token into the text area. The token should be a long string divided into three parts by dots.
Click Decode Button
Click the 'Decode' button to extract and show the header and payload information from your JWT token.
Review Decoded Data
Check the header (algorithm and token type) and payload (claims, expiration, user data) sections.
Understanding JWT Token Structure
A JWT token has three parts separated by dots (.). Each part serves a specific purpose:
Header
Contains metadata about the token
Algorithm (alg), Token Type (typ)
Payload
Contains the claims and user data
User info, Expiration (exp), Issued At (iat), Claims
Signature
Used to verify token authenticity
Not decoded - requires secret key to validate
Common JWT Claims
JWT payloads usually include these standard claims:
issIssuer - Who created the token
subSubject - Who the token is about
audAudience - Who should accept the token
expExpiration - When the token expires
iatIssued At - When the token was created
nbfNot Before - When the token becomes valid
Important Security Notes