Java Online Compiler
Write, compile and run Java code in your browser. Ready-to-run templates, common errors, comparison of the best free compilers.
11 browser-based tools β compile, convert, encode, generate, and debug without leaving your browser.
Paste JSON, get a Java class. POJO, record, or Lombok @Data. Nested objects and arrays handled.
Convert XML to JAXB, Jackson XML, or plain POJO classes. Attributes and nested elements handled automatically.
Re-indent minified or messy Java code. Configurable indent size, preserves strings and comments.
Basic, URL-safe and MIME β the three variants of java.util.Base64, exact match. File upload supported.
Turn text into a valid Java string literal (\n, \", \uXXXX). Also unescapes back to plain text.
Decode header, payload and signature of any JSON Web Token. Live expiration status, standard claims explained.
Convert Unix timestamps β human dates in any time zone. Instant, ZonedDateTime, LocalDateTime snippets.
Unix, Spring or Quartz cron β decoded in plain English with the next 5 executions. @Scheduled snippet included.
Type any DateTimeFormatter pattern, see the live output. Locales, time zones, edge cases β all client-side.
The Java Online Compiler embeds OneCompiler's sandbox, which supports Java 17 and 21 with full standard library access. No account, no download, no IDE startup time. Useful for testing a snippet, reproducing a Stack Overflow bug, or running the code examples from any tutorial on this site.
When you need to convert JSON to a Java object, the JSON to POJO tool does it in one paste. It infers types, handles nested objects and arrays, and outputs a POJO, a Java record (Java 14+), or Lombok @Data.
The XML to Java POJO converter generates JAXB-annotated, Jackson XML, or plain classes. Useful for SOAP services and legacy XML feeds with no existing client library.
Need to format Java code quickly without opening IntelliJ IDEA? The Beautifier re-indents your code and normalises brace placement in under a second.
Java's java.util.Base64 has three non-interchangeable variants. The Base64 tool matches each one exactly β Basic, URL-safe (-_ instead of +/), and MIME (76-char line wraps).
Escape sequences in Java (\n, \t, \", \\, \uXXXX) are easy to get wrong by hand. The String Escape tool converts any raw text to a valid Java literal and back.
The JWT Decoder splits any JSON Web Token into its three parts, decodes them, and shows every claim β including live exp / nbf status. Nothing is sent to a server. The page also shows how to generate a JWT token in Java with JJWT and Nimbus JOSE + JWT.
The Epoch Timestamp Converter converts Unix timestamps (10-digit seconds, 13-digit milliseconds) to human-readable dates in any time zone, and back β with the matching java.time snippet.
The Cron Expression Parser explains any Unix, Spring @Scheduled, or Quartz expression in plain English and shows the next 5 execution times in your time zone. The DateTimeFormatter Playground lets you live-test any pattern β yyyy vs YYYY, MM vs mm, XXX vs Z β with locale and time-zone switching.
Yes β the Java Online Compiler uses OneCompiler's sandbox (Java 17 and 21, no account required).
Paste your JSON into the JSON to POJO tool. It infers types, handles nesting, and outputs a POJO, record, or Lombok @Data class.
For v4: UUID.randomUUID(). For v7 (time-ordered, better for database indexes): UuidCreator.getTimeOrderedEpoch() from uuid-creator. Or use the UUID Generator directly.
A backslash followed by a special character: \n (newline), \t (tab), \" (double quote), \\ (backslash), \uXXXX (Unicode). Use the String Escape tool to convert text automatically.
Paste into the Java Beautifier. It re-indents blocks and normalises braces without touching your strings or comments.
Only the Compiler (sends code to OneCompiler). Every other tool processes data entirely in your browser β no network request is made.
Paste your token into the JWT Decoder. It shows the decoded header, all payload claims, and whether the token is currently valid or expired.