Convert C# source and string content between escaped and unescaped forms, tabs and spaces, CRLF and LF line endings, Unicode escape notation, and Base64 for development workflows.
Converted c# text is produced locally in your browser and remains copy-ready.
Encoding conversion refers to textual representations in the browser; it does not rewrite physical file encodings such as UTF-16 on disk.
Input: Paste the included sample source. Output: Run C# Converter to produce a declaration report, validation result, formatted source, conversion, or generated template. The sample is executable and can be replaced with your own code.
Paste your C# source, select the required mode and options, then run the tool to produce a copy-ready result and analysis report.
Yes. Processing runs locally in the browser, so the source is not sent to a server by this page.
The tool detects the common structural, delimiter, declaration, formatting, or conversion issues relevant to its selected mode.
It is optimized for large pasted files and debounces automatic processing, though extremely large or generated files may be better handled in an IDE.
No. It is a fast browser-based development aid; compile with the appropriate JDK or .NET SDK for authoritative results.
| Module | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Lexical masking | Protects comments and literals during structural analysis. |
| Source analysis | Converted C# text. |
| Live metrics | Characters, lines, bytes, status, and measured processing time. |