Auth Tools
Generate PKCE code_verifier and code_challenge pairs, create Basic Auth Authorization headers, and build OAuth 2.0 authorization URLs with client_id, scope, state, and PKCE parameters.
Auth Tools
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PKCE Generator
Generate a PKCE code_verifier and code_challenge for OAuth 2.0 authorization flows. S256 is recommended; use plain only when your provider requires it. Leave empty to auto-generate, or paste your own verifier.
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Basic Auth Generator
Create a Base64-encoded Basic Auth credential and ready-to-use Authorization header. Enter username and password in settings, or paste user:pass in the input (first colon separates username from password). Uses UTF-8 encoding.
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OAuth URL Builder
Construct an OAuth authorization URL from your provider settings. PKCE parameters are included only when code_challenge is set. Prefer response_type=code; implicit flow (token) is deprecated. Add extra key=value parameters in the input if needed.