File viewer

Config File Viewer

Open, paste, or drag and drop common config files to inspect keys, sections, values, warnings, and possible secrets locally in your browser.

Runs Locally

This tool runs in your browser. Files never leave your device.

Drop .env, .ini, .conf, .config, .cfg, .properties, .toml, .json, .yaml, .xml, or .txt files here.

Detected

INI

Keys

10

Sections

3

Visible

10

Warnings

0

Sensitive?

1

Lines

16

Size

226 B

No obvious config syntax warnings detected.

Viewer

Showing 10 parsed values from detected INI config.

LineSection/pathKeyValueType
2globalAPP_NAMEFreeProTooltext
3globalAPP_ENVdevelopmenttext
4globalDEBUGtrueboolean-like
5globalPORT3000number-like
8databasehostlocalhosttext
9databaseuserapp_usertext
10databasepasswordchange-mepossibly sensitive
11databasesslfalseboolean-like
14featuresjson_formatterenabledboolean-like
15featuressvg_viewerenabledboolean-like

What this tool does

Config File Viewer opens common configuration files in one simple workspace, so you do not need a different tool for every format. Drop in a config and read its structure clearly, whether it is keys and values, sections, or nested settings, right in your browser.

How it works

Paste text or open a configuration file. The viewer detects common formats, extracts settings into a table, and offers source, JSON, and normalized views. Search keys and values or review warnings before exporting. JSON and XML use their corresponding parsers; other formats use lightweight line-based inspection, so this is not a replacement for an application-specific validator.

When to use Config File Viewer

Reading a config file without the matching app
Checking settings across different config formats
Reviewing a dotfile or settings file quickly
Opening a config on a machine with no editor set up

FAQ

Which config formats does it handle?

It recognizes common ENV, INI/CONF, JSON, XML, YAML, TOML, and properties-style files. Parsing depth varies: complex YAML or TOML features may not be represented fully by the lightweight inspector.

When should I use INI Viewer instead?

Choose INI Viewer when you want to focus on INI sections, duplicate keys, comments, and source lines. Use Config File Viewer to inspect mixed configuration formats in one workspace.

Is there a tool for a specific format?

Yes. See the INI, YAML, JSON, and XML viewers for those.

Are my files uploaded anywhere?

No. The file is read in your browser and never leaves your device.