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Text, tables, IBANs, invoices, clean, validate and convert without upload. All data is processed in your browser; CSVs and JSON files stay on your device.

Frequently asked questions

What is a UBL invoice?

A UBL invoice is an invoice in XML format, used for e-invoicing between businesses and the Dutch government (Peppol). It looks like code, but contains the same data as a PDF invoice. Our viewer makes it readable like a normal invoice, without having to send it to your accountant.

How do I know if an IBAN is actually valid?

An IBAN has a built-in checksum: the two digits after the country code are computed from the rest. Our tool validates that formula (MOD-97) and also identifies the bank from the code. A valid IBAN doesn't guarantee the account exists, but it does guarantee no typos.

What is base64, and when do I need it?

Base64 is a way to represent binary data (like an image) as plain text. You encounter it in data: URLs, email attachments and API tokens. Our encoder works both ways, text to base64 and back, without the content touching our servers.

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This tool runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored on a server.

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