Developer Generators
Generators save you from writing boilerplate by hand: unique IDs for database rows, strong passwords and secrets, realistic fake data for tests, a .gitignore for your stack, a LICENSE file, a CI workflow, or a typed schema inferred from a sample JSON payload.
Anything security-sensitive — passwords, secrets, keys — is generated with your browser's cryptographically secure random number generator and never sent anywhere. Copy the result straight into your project.
24 generate tools
Lorem Ipsum Generator
Generate placeholder text for your designs
Password Generator
Generate strong, random passwords with custom rules
UUID Generator
Generate RFC 4122 v4 UUIDs in bulk
ULID Generator
Generate sortable, URL-safe ULIDs in bulk — a 48-bit timestamp plus 80 bits of randomness
JSON to TypeScript
Auto-generate TypeScript interfaces from JSON objects
JSON to Zod Schema Generator
Paste sample JSON and get a ready-to-use Zod schema plus its inferred TypeScript type
QR Code Generator
Generate QR codes from any URL or text
QR Code Scanner / Decoder
Upload a QR code image and decode exactly what it contains — including 2FA otpauth:// secrets
JWT Generator
Create and sign JWTs with custom claims in-browser
Git Command Generator
Find and copy git commands fast — search, filter by category, with warnings
Markdown Table Generator
Build Markdown tables visually — edit cells, align columns, export as HTML
Markdown Table of Contents Generator
Generate an anchor-linked table of contents from markdown headings — GitHub-style slugs
Meta Tags Generator
Generate Open Graph, Twitter Card, and SEO meta tags with live previews
Favicon Generator
Upload one image and get every favicon size your site needs
Fake Data Generator
Define a schema and generate realistic mock JSON or CSV data
.gitignore Generator
Pick your stack and get a ready-to-use .gitignore instantly
JSON Schema Generator
Infer a JSON Schema (draft-07) from a sample JSON object
Slug Generator
Turn titles into clean, URL-safe slugs — batch supported
robots.txt Generator
Build a robots.txt with per-bot rules, AI crawler blocking, and sitemap links
XML Sitemap Generator
Paste your page URLs and get a ready-to-upload sitemap.xml
Barcode Generator
Generate Code 128, EAN-13, and UPC-A barcodes — download as PNG
README Badge Generator
Build shields.io badges for your README — custom text badges or live repo stats
Open Source License Generator
Pick a license, fill in your name, get a ready-to-commit LICENSE file
GitHub Actions Workflow Generator
Pick a stack and triggers, get a ready-to-commit .github/workflows YAML file
Guides
🔐 How to Set Up 2FA the Right Way: TOTP, Backup Codes, and What Actually Breaks
A practical guide to implementing two-factor authentication correctly — why TOTP beats HOTP for most cases, how backup codes should actually be stored, and the handful of mistakes that account for nearly every real-world 2FA bug report.
🆔 UUID v7 vs v4 vs ULID: Which One Should Actually Be Your Database Primary Key
Random UUIDv4 primary keys quietly wreck your index performance as tables grow. Here's why, and how UUIDv7 and ULID fix it without giving up the properties that made you choose a UUID in the first place.
🤖 robots.txt for AI Crawlers in 2026: What to Actually Block
GPTBot, ClaudeBot, CCBot and others can eat 40% of your bandwidth during a deep crawl. Here's the selective-blocking approach more site owners are taking instead of an all-or-nothing rule.
🏷️ JSON-LD Structured Data: Why It Matters More in 2026 Than It Used To
Structured data used to be a minor rich-results nice-to-have. In 2026 it's also how AI Overviews and answer engines decide what to cite — and pages without it are being left out.
🔧 The Git Errors Every Developer Hits (and the Exact Fix for Each)
Failed to push some refs, refusing to merge unrelated histories, detached HEAD, and merge conflicts — the Git errors everyone Googles at least once. Here's what each one actually means and how to resolve it.
🎲 Mock Data for API Testing: How to Generate Realistic Test Data Without a Real Backend
Waiting on a backend, real data, or production access shouldn't block frontend work or test coverage. Here's how and when to use generated mock data — and where it falls short.