Parse .env files with masked values by default. Free, private, runs in your browser.
100% private — your files and text never leave your browser. All processing happens locally on your device.
ENV File Parser reads dotenv-style KEY=value lines, optional export prefixes, quoted values, comments, duplicate keys, and malformed assignments entirely in the browser.
Values are masked by default because .env files often contain secrets. Convertful does not persist history for this tool, and values only live in the current tab state while you work.
JSON and shell export output can expose secrets if copied or downloaded. Review values before sharing, and avoid pasting production secrets into any page you do not control.
No. Values live only in the current browser tab state and are masked by default. Convertful does not store .env history.
Yes. Single and double quoted values are parsed, with common double-quote escapes handled locally.
Yes. Duplicate keys are warned because many runtimes let later assignments override earlier ones.
Yes. Generate JSON or export-prefixed shell lines, then copy or download after review.
Only if you are comfortable viewing them in this browser tab. The tool is local, but unmasking or copying can still expose secrets to your environment.