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How to calculate percentage change

Work through increases, decreases and the special case of a zero starting value.

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How to validate and format JSON

Find common JSON syntax errors and distinguish formatting from schema validation.

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Word counts: what counts as a word?

Understand punctuation, Unicode text and why two word counters can disagree.

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A few things you might wonder

Do I need an account to use these tools?

No. All public tools work without registration. Accounts are only used by site administrators.

Does my input leave my device?

Each tool shows its processing mode above the controls. Browser tools keep your input on your device. Server tools, including image processing, network diagnostics, file utilities and some developer tools, send inputs to this server. Temporary uploads are not retained, and usage counters contain no submitted text.

Can I use these tools on my phone?

Yes. The interface adapts to mobile screens. Very large images or text may take longer on devices with less memory.

How can I report an incorrect result?

Use the contact form and include the tool name, a non-sensitive example and the expected result.