Build OAuth scope strings from comma-separated values with URL encoding and breakdown. Space-delimited scopes with encoding handled — free, local, no signup.
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It takes individual OAuth scope values (comma-separated) and builds a properly formatted scope string with URL encoding. It also breaks down existing scope strings into individual permissions.
Google, GitHub, Facebook, Microsoft, LinkedIn, and generic OAuth. The builder includes scope names and descriptions for each provider's common permissions.
OAuth scopes often contain spaces and special characters. The builder URL-encodes the scope string for use in authorization URLs while showing the decoded version for readability.
Yes. Paste a URL-encoded scope string and the builder decodes it into individual scopes with descriptions.
No. All building happens locally in your browser. No scope data is transmitted.