Enter JWT Parts
Provide the header, payload, and signing credential.
JWT encoder
Enter your content and choose the action you need.
Build and sign JSON Web Tokens locally using HMAC, RSA, RSA-PSS, or ECDSA algorithms.
Configure the token parts and select Encode JWT.
Provide the header, payload, and signing credential.
Your signed token and decoded preview appear here.
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Keep secrets and private keys safe. Signing happens only in your browser.
Payloads and keys never leave your browser.
Generate signed tokens without server delays.
HMAC, RSA, RSA-PSS, and ECDSA.
Copy or download generated JWT tokens.
Secrets and payloads stay on your device.
A JWT encoder constructs the header and payload representation used by JSON Web Tokens. Creating a token is not enough to make an authentication system secure: signing keys, allowed algorithms, claims, transport, expiry, and server verification must all be designed together.
For a test token, include a short expiry, expected issuer and audience, then verify it with a separate trusted implementation configured to accept only the intended algorithm.
Do not place secrets or unnecessary personal data in the readable payload. Never expose production signing keys in a browser tool, and do not accept unsigned or algorithm-confused tokens on a server.
No. Standard JWT payloads are encoded and readable unless a separate encryption standard is used.
Only tokens issued through your reviewed authentication system with protected keys should be trusted in production.