Practical guides on getting data out of files — PDFs, images, archives and Windows installers — from the people who build the free tools.
To open Outlook .msg files and extract attachments on macOS, Linux, or ChromeOS without purchasing Microsoft Office, use a client-side free online MSG viewer. It parses Compound File Binary Format (CFBF) structures and MAPI…
Read the guide →To convert a hex dump into plain text and ASCII strings, parse the two-character hexadecimal byte pairs (0x00–0xFF), strip memory offset addresses, and decode the resulting byte sequence into UTF-8 or ASCII characters using…
Read the guide →To convert TOML configuration files to JSON and YAML without server uploads, parse the TOML syntax tree into typed data nodes, map tables and table arrays to structured hierarchies, and serialise the output to…
Read the guide →To extract environment variables and keys from INI and .ENV files, parse the raw text lines into structured key-value pairs, split section headers into distinct namespace objects, and export the resulting dataset to JSON…
Read the guide →To convert a Base64 string to an image, remove any Data URI prefix such as data:image/png;base64,, decode the remaining ASCII payload into binary bytes using window.atob(), wrap the byte array in a Blob with…
Read the guide →To extract data from a HAR file (HTTP Archive), parse its root log object and iterate through the entries array to pull HTTP request URLs, HTTP status codes, headers, and response bodies using a…
Read the guide →How to Extract Tables from Word Documents to CSV To extract tables from a Word document (.docx) to CSV without losing formatting, parse the document’s OpenXML structure, resolve column grid spans (w:gridSpan) and vertical…
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