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JWT Decoder

Decode JSON Web Tokens (JWT) securely in your browser. No data is sent to the server.

Encoded Token
Paste a JWT here to decode it.
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About the JWT Decoder

Most JWT decoders online — including the famous one — POST your token to a server before decoding it. That's a problem when the token belongs to a real user session, a production API, or a customer support escalation. This decoder splits the token client-side and base64url-decodes each part inside your browser, so the raw token bytes never touch the network. Header algorithm, payload claims (with iat / exp formatted as human-readable dates), and the raw signature are displayed side by side. Signature verification is intentionally left to your backend — this tool is for inspection, not validation.

What people use it for

Private by design

Everything you type here is processed inside your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, logged or stored, so it is safe to use with real numbers, drafts and anything you would not paste into a hosted tool.

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Questions people ask

How do I decode a JWT token?

Paste your JWT string into the input field. The tool instantly decodes and displays the header, payload, and signature sections.

Is it safe to decode JWTs in a browser?

Yes. This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your JWT is never sent to any server, keeping your tokens secure.

What information is stored in a JWT?

A JWT contains three parts: a header (algorithm and type), a payload (claims like user ID and expiration), and a signature for verification.