Developer Playground
10+ free dev tools: code formatting and generators
Developer Playground launched on October 5, 2025 with 5 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Developer Playground is a collection of 10+ powerful, privacy-first tools for modern web development for developers, designers and students. All tools run entirely in your browser - your code never leaves your device.
Free, privacy-first developer tools that run entirely in your browser. 30+ tools including VPAT generator, ARIA reference, code formatters, image optimizer, UUID/hash generators, and more. No tracking, no signup, WCAG 2.2 AA compliant.
Free browser tools for accessibility, formatting, and generation. No tracking, no signup. Everything runs locally in your browser—your code and content never leave your device. Create and share accessible web components with live preview and accessibility checks. Create professional VPAT® 2.5 accessibility conformance reports. Export as DOCX, HTML, or JSON. Check WCAG AA/AAA color contrast ratios with live preview and accessible suggestions. Complete WAI-ARIA reference with 69 roles and 45 attributes. Code examples and live demos. Upload Excel reports, edit inline, and use AI to rewrite and improve accessibility findings. Convert PDF documents to clean, semantic HTML using AI. Live preview…from playground.halfaccessible.com
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