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Transform vs BrowserUtils

Transform (transform.tools) is an open-source web app with 64 converters, mostly for the JavaScript and TypeScript world: JSON to types and schemas, GraphQL to TypeScript, TypeScript to Zod, SVG to JSX and more.

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FactTransformBrowserUtils
Runs whereBrowser and serverIn the browser (1 tool needs a server and is labeled)
Sign-upNot neededNot needed
AdsNoneNo third-party ads (one small note per page about our own products)
PlatformWebWeb, works on mobile
Open sourceYesNo
PriceFreeFree
Tools64 converters299

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Where Transform is better

  • Goes deeper into the JavaScript ecosystem: JSON to Zod, io-ts, JSON Schema, Mongoose, MobX-State-Tree, PropTypes and BigQuery schemas, none of which BrowserUtils has.
  • Converts GraphQL schemas to TypeScript, resolver signatures, fragment matchers and introspection JSON, and TypeScript to Zod, JSON Schema or Flow.
  • SVG to JSX runs SVGO first, with settings you can change or turn off.
  • Open source under the MIT license, so you can run it yourself or read exactly how each conversion works.

Where BrowserUtils is better

  • JSON to C#, Python, Swift, Dart and PHP, which Transform doesn't offer.
  • Every BrowserUtils converter runs in the browser. Ten of Transform's converters, including TypeScript to JavaScript, HTML to Pug and the Flow tools, send your input to its server.
  • Tools around the conversion: JSON formatting, diffing, JSON Schema validation and JSONPath testing.
  • Paste JSON into the homepage box and it offers JSON to TypeScript in one step.

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299 tools. No sign-up. Almost all of them run entirely in your browser.

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