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JWT Decoder

Decode JSON Web Tokens to inspect the header, payload, and check expiration status. Essential for debugging authentication issues.

Secure & Private
Instant Processing
100% Free

How It Works

1

Paste your JWT token in the input area

2

The tool decodes the header and payload

3

See expiration status and all claims

Features

Decode JWT header
Decode JWT payload
Check expiration status
View all claims
No data uploaded

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this tool really free?

Yes, 100% free with no hidden costs or limits. All processing happens in your browser.

Are my tokens secure?

Absolutely. All decoding happens locally in your browser – your tokens never leave your device.

Does this verify the signature?

No, this tool only decodes the token contents. Signature verification requires the secret key which should never be shared publicly.

JWT Decoder Online — The Complete Guide

Need to decode JWT token online? Our free JSON Web Token decoder parses and displays JWT contents instantly. View JWT claims, inspect headers, and debug authentication issues — essential for web developers.

JWT Parser Free

Our JWT parser free tool decodes any JWT in milliseconds. Paste the token, and instantly see the header (algorithm, type), payload (claims, expiration, issuer), and signature. No signup required.

JWT Inspector

The JWT inspector shows exactly what is inside your token. See the signing algorithm (HS256, RS256), token type, and all payload claims including sub, iat, exp, and custom claims from your application.

View JWT Claims

View JWT claims in a readable format. Our decoder formats timestamps (exp, iat, nbf) into human-readable dates, highlights expired tokens, and shows claim values with proper JSON formatting.

Tips for Working with JWTs

  • JWTs are encoded, not encrypted — never put sensitive data in them
  • Always check the exp (expiration) claim before trusting a token
  • Validate tokens server-side; client-side decoding is for debugging only
  • All processing happens locally — your tokens stay private

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