File Hash and Checksum Tool
Calculate checksum using algorithm.
File & data toolsOpenInspect, rename, archive, convert, compare and clean local files and structured data.
Calculate checksum using algorithm.
File & data toolsOpenProcess zip archive using mode.
File & data toolsOpenInspect a selected file to identify its likely file type and useful format information.
File & data toolsOpenDetect a text file encoding and convert the content to the selected output encoding.
File & data toolsOpenCount lines, words and related text totals in a selected text-based file.
File & data toolsOpenGenerate filenames using base name, starting number, quantity, number padding, and extension.
File & data toolsOpenSanitise filenames using filenames and style.
File & data toolsOpenBuild a readable folder-tree representation from the supplied folder or path information.
File & data toolsOpenMerge csv files using delimiter.
File & data toolsOpenSplit csv using rows per file and delimiter.
File & data toolsOpenRemove duplicate rows using key column number and delimiter.
File & data toolsOpenSort and filter csv using sort column number, sort direction, filter contains, and delimiter.
File & data toolsOpenSelect columns using columns to keep and delimiter.
File & data toolsOpenConvert tabular CSV data to JSON or a JSON array of objects back to CSV.
Developer toolsOpenConvert an array of JSON records into CSV rows and columns for download or reuse.
File & data toolsOpenConvert a selected spreadsheet worksheet into downloadable CSV data.
File & data toolsOpenAnonymise data using data to anonymise and replacement label.
File & data toolsOpenCompare two or more selected files and identify files with matching content before deciding which copies to keep.
File & data toolsOpenInspect selected bytes from a file as hexadecimal values alongside their readable ASCII representation.
File & data toolsOpenConvert between binary byte values and readable text in the selected direction.
File & data toolsOpenFile and data tools inspect, transform or package structured files. Use them when the output must remain a file or when a format needs validation before another workflow can continue.
Keep an untouched source copy, verify the recognised format and open the downloaded result before deleting anything.
No. A reliable tool also checks the content or browser-decoded type where practical.
Only when a specific tool documents a repair workflow; most tools report or reject unsupported input.