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JWT Generator Online Free

Create JSON Web Tokens with custom payload and secret

JWT Generator Online Free - Create JSON Web Tokens

Generate JSON Web Tokens (JWT) online free. Set a custom JSON payload, secret key, and algorithm (HS256, HS384, HS512). The generated token is displayed with color-coded header, payload, and signature sections. 100% browser-based using the Web Crypto API — your secret key never leaves your device. Perfect for testing authentication systems, generating tokens for API development, and learning how JWTs work.

Key Features

HS256, HS384, HS512 algorithm support
Custom JSON payload editor
Custom secret key input
Color-coded token breakdown (header/payload/signature)
Copy full token with one click
Copy individual sections
JSON validation before generation
100% browser-based — secret never sent to server
Free, no registration required

When Do You Need a JWT Generator?

JWT generators are useful for testing authentication systems without running a full backend. Developers use them to generate test tokens for API development and testing. QA engineers use them to test how applications handle different JWT payloads and expiration times. Security researchers use them to test JWT validation logic. Students use them to learn how JWTs work by seeing the structure and encoding. This tool makes JWT generation instant and educational.

Benefits

  • Test authentication systems without a backend
  • Generate tokens for API development and testing
  • Test how applications handle different JWT claims
  • Learn JWT structure by seeing the breakdown
  • Create demo tokens for presentations
  • Verify JWT validation logic in your application

How to Generate a JWT

  1. 1Select the algorithm (HS256 is most common)
  2. 2Enter your secret key (keep it secure)
  3. 3Edit the payload JSON with your custom claims
  4. 4Click 'Generate JWT' to create the token
  5. 5Copy the full token with the copy button
  6. 6View the color-coded breakdown of header, payload, and signature

Common JWT Claims Reference

sub (subject): identifies the user, e.g. user ID. iss (issuer): identifies who issued the token. aud (audience): identifies the intended recipient. exp (expiration): Unix timestamp when the token expires. iat (issued at): Unix timestamp when the token was created. nbf (not before): Unix timestamp before which the token is invalid. jti (JWT ID): unique identifier for the token. Custom claims: add any key-value pairs for your application's needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safe to use this for production?

No. Never use online tools to generate production JWT secrets. This tool is for development and testing only.

What is the exp claim?

exp (expiration time) is a Unix timestamp. The token is invalid after this time. Use Math.floor(Date.now()/1000) + seconds to set expiry.

What is the difference between HS256 and RS256?

HS256 uses a shared secret key (symmetric). RS256 uses a public/private key pair (asymmetric). RS256 is more secure for distributed systems.

Can I use this token in my app?

Yes, for testing purposes. Copy the token and use it in your Authorization header: 'Bearer <token>'.

Why does my token look different each time?

If you include iat (issued at) in the payload, it changes with each generation. Remove iat from the payload for a consistent token.

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