New: a .env to JSON converter that never leaves your browser

.env files are one of the most sensitive things you can paste into a web tool — database passwords, API keys, tokens, all in plain text. That’s exactly why our new .env to JSON Converter runs entirely in your browser, in both directions, with nothing ever sent to a server.

• Two directions, one tool — convert .env to JSON, or a flat JSON object back to .env format, with a single toggle.
• Correct quote and escape handling — double-quoted values get \n, \", and \\ unescaped per standard dotenv convention; single-quoted and unquoted values are left completely literal.
• Values stay honest strings — DEBUG=true becomes the JSON string "true", not a boolean, and PORT=8080 stays the string "8080", not a number. This tool never silently guesses your types.
• Clear rejection of what it can’t represent — a nested object or array in your JSON gets a specific error naming the key, since .env has no way to represent structure and silently flattening it would invent a convention you didn’t ask for.
• Comments and blank lines handled properly — skipped on the way to JSON, exactly like a real dotenv loader would.
• Private by construction — parsing and generation both run as plain JavaScript string processing in your browser; nothing you type or paste is ever transmitted, saved, or logged.

Whether you’re turning a .env into JSON for a config loader, or flattening an app’s JSON config into a .env a deployment platform expects, it happens instantly and stays on your machine.