No. Parsing happens locally in your browser; nothing is uploaded or persisted.

Do you verify signatures or trust?

Not yet. This focuses on structure and metadata; use your PGP tool for trust, revocation, and signatures.

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PGP Public Key Validator

Parse and validate PGP public key blocks in-browser to surface fingerprint, algorithm, and key size securely.

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Parses armored blocks with openpgp to verify headers and decode the payload.

Extracts fingerprint, algorithm/curve, bits, creation time, and primary user ID when available.

Runs fully client-side—nothing is stored, logged, or transmitted.

Do not paste private keys—this is for public keys only
Cross-check the fingerprint with a trusted channel before encrypting to someone
If the key might be revoked or expired, confirm with your local PGP tool or keyserver

Do you store my key?: No. Parsing happens locally in your browser; nothing is uploaded or persisted.
Do you verify signatures or trust?: Not yet. This focuses on structure and metadata; use your PGP tool for trust, revocation, and signatures.

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SSH Public Key Validator

Validate SSH public keys (type and bit-length) locally. No keys are stored or sent.

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Base64 Validator

Validate and decode standard or URL-safe Base64 entirely in your browser—no uploads or storage.

Client-side parsing only; does not check trust chains, revocation, or signatures.