PWA Manifest Generator - Online Create app.webmanifest
Fill in your PWA details to generate a valid manifest.json file. Include icons, theme color, display mode.
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Online PWA Detection — Check what related apps your users already have installed
Click the button to detect installed related apps on this device using the getInstalledRelatedApps API. Use the switch to try a simulated demo.
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related_applications field. It requires HTTPS and works mainly in Chromium browsers.
related_applications array to your manifest.json. Example:
{
"related_applications": [
{
"platform": "play",
"id": "com.example.app"
},
{
"platform": "webapp",
"url": "https://example.com/pwa"
}
]
}
Also link Android native apps via Digital Asset Links for the detection to work.
related_applications array. This is a privacy and security limitation to prevent fingerprinting.
Fill in your PWA details to generate a valid manifest.json file. Include icons, theme color, display mode.
Paste your manifest.json and instantly validate it against the W3C spec. Catch errors and warnings. Client‑side.
Configure how your PWA launches: focus existing or create new. Test with the launch_handler manifest field.
Upload a 512x512 logo and get resized icons for every PWA requirement. Download a zip and the corresponding manifest.json snippet.
Learn how to register your PWA to handle custom URL protocols. See the manifest entry and test.
Paste your Swagger/OpenAPI YAML and see a rendered API documentation preview with expandable endpoints. All local rendering.
See how Trusted Types prevents unsafe HTML assignment. Test against injected scripts. Modern security practice.
Bypass CORS for testing by routing requests through a local service worker proxy. Debug APIs without server changes. Experimental.
Pick a package name and generate a custom version or download badge as a static image or Markdown link. For readme files.
Parse XML strings into compact JSON representation. Handles attributes and text nodes intelligently. Quick and private, ideal for API response translation.
Derive a strong cryptographic key from a password using PBKDF2 with SHA‑256. Adjust iterations and salt. Educational and test tool.
Write and run simple Sinclair BASIC programs in a browser-based ZX Spectrum emulator. Load demo programs and experience 80s computing. Educational fun.
Validate and compare semantic version strings. Check if a version satisfies a range (e.g., ^1.2.3). Visual breakdown of major.minor.patch. Local only.
Smash bricks with a ball and paddle. Multiple rows of colored bricks, power‑ups, and score tracking. All built with HTML5 Canvas.
Translate YAML configuration files into JSON format instantly. Validate syntax during conversion. Perfect for DevOps and configuration management. Secure client-side operation.
Paste JSON-LD and validate basic syntax and required properties for Article, Product, etc. Local only. Instant feedback.
Paste a GeoJSON object and validate its structure. Catch missing coordinates, wrong types, and feature errors. Local.
Generate a dummy RSA or EC public/private key pair for educational visualization. Shows key structure and ASN.1 dump. Not for production use.
Paste your .htaccess rules and check for common syntax errors or misconfigurations. No server required; static analysis.
Generate a series of semantic version tags with optional prefixes. Copy for your release script. Consistent tagging.
Paste two Markdown texts and see a side‑by‑side diff with rendered preview. Perfect for editing and collaboration.
Validate if a version string follows SemVer 2.0.0. Also sort and compare versions. Developer tool.
Test SQL injection inputs on a mock database and see the resulting query. Learn how to prevent SQLi. No real data.
Paste a GraphQL SDL schema and get auto‑generated Markdown documentation. Perfect for API docs. All local.
Write slides in Markdown and instantly preview a web‑based presentation. Export as HTML. Pure frontend.
Fold a virtual square paper step by step with crease lines and visual previews. Practice origami basics without wasting real paper. All canvas‑based.
Compress and decompress text using the browser's native Compression Streams API. See the binary output size.
Check if the browser has captured the beforeinstallprompt event. Understand why your PWA is (or isn't) installable.
Explore the contents of the Cache Storage API for your domain. See cached requests and their sizes. Debug offline apps.
Connect a game controller and see every button press, axis movement, and vibration test. Uses the Gamepad API.