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JWT Decoder
Decode JWT header and payload
Features
Format Detection & Parsing
Automatically recognizes standard JWT (header.payload.signature), decodes header and payload into readable JSON, and displays the signature.
exp / iat Analysis
Reads exp (expiration) and iat (issued at) claims, converts them to readable time, and calculates expiry status and remaining validity.
Security Checkup
Runs 6 security checks: expired, missing exp, alg=none (high risk), missing iat/iss, plus an overall health indicator.
Private · Local Parsing
Tokens are parsed entirely in your browser and never sent to any server, safe for real production tokens.
How to Use
Step 1: Paste your token
Paste a JWT token into the input area, or click "Load Demo Token" (locally constructed, not a real credential).
Step 2: View the result
Click "Decode Token" to view the header, payload, signature, time analysis and security check results.
Step 3: Identify risks
Focus on danger (red) and warning (yellow) items in the security checks, such as alg=none or expired tokens.
常见问题
Is the JWT decoder free?
Yes, completely free with no registration or usage limits.
Will my token be sent to a server?
No. All parsing happens locally in your browser. Tokens never leave your device, safe for real production credentials.
What does alg=none mean?
alg=none means the token has no signature, so attackers can forge tokens arbitrarily. Real services must reject alg=none; the tool flags it as high risk.
Can it verify the signature's authenticity?
No. Signature verification requires the server-side secret. This is a static parsing tool that displays the signature only.
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