.env Parser – Parse .env Files to JSON

Parse .env files and export as JSON or YAML. Validate KEY=VALUE pairs. Fully client-side.

Your .env data never leaves your browser.

No API calls. No tracking. No server processing. Parse env files locally for config conversion, secret inspection, or CI/CD—all in the browser.

Drag & drop a .env file here, or click to choose (max 1MB)

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.env content

Parsed automatically as you type. Supports export KEY=value, multiline and escaped quotes.

Parsed (key → value)0 variables parsed

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Paste .env content or upload a file.

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Example .env

# API
API_KEY=your-secret-key
DATABASE_URL=postgres://user:pass@localhost/db

# Multiline (double-quoted)
PRIVATE_KEY="-----BEGIN-----
line1
line2
-----END-----"

# Escaped quote
PASSWORD="abc\"123"

# Empty value (allowed, may warn)
OPTIONAL=

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is .env format?

.env files contain environment variables as KEY=VALUE, one per line. Comments start with #. Values can be quoted with single or double quotes. Double quotes support \n and \" escapes and multiline values.

Is my .env content stored or sent anywhere?

No. Parsing runs 100% in your browser. Your .env data never leaves your device. No server uploads, no telemetry, no logging of secrets.

What are sensitive keys?

Keys containing SECRET, TOKEN, KEY, PASSWORD, PRIVATE, or AUTH are highlighted and can be masked for safer viewing. You can still copy values when needed.