Online Regex Tester, Visualizer & Railroad Diagram Studio
Deconstruct regular expressions into interactive visual state diagrams, inspect capture groups, test live matches, detect ReDoS risks, and generate code in 6 languages.
A Regex Visualizer translates complex regular expressions into an interactive Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) and railroad diagram. Developers can inspect character classes, quantifier loops, and capture group boundaries in real-time, test matches against sample strings, and generate production code for Python, Go, Rust, Java, and JavaScript.
Every regular expression compiles to a finite state automaton where Q is the set of state nodes, Sigma is the alphabet, delta is the transition function, q_0 is the start anchor, and F is the accepting state.
Interactive Regex Studio & Visual AST Matcher
Deconstruct regular expressions into visual state graphs, test matches, and generate code.
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How to Use Online Regex Tester, Visualizer & Railroad Diagram Studio
Choose a Preset or Enter Custom RegEx
Select from 8 production presets (RFC Email, SemVer, ISO 8601 Date, JWT, IPv4, Markdown Links) or type your custom pattern in the pattern input bar.
Explore the Visual AST & Railroad Flow
Observe the graphical node sequence showing anchors (^, $), character sets, quantifier loops (⟲), and capture group boundaries.
Inspect Matches & Group Backreferences
Check match offsets, test string highlighted spans, and verify extracted named and numbered capture groups in the Match Inspector.
Generate Multi-Language Code Snippets
Switch to the Code Generator tab for instant, production-tested boilerplate in JavaScript, Python, Go, Rust, PHP, and Java.
Practical Examples & Conversions
v2.14.3-alpha.1
Captures: $<major>=2, $<minor>=14, $<patch>=3, $<prerelease>=alpha.1
Frequently Asked Questions (PAA)
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Authoritative Standards & Citations
Calculations and algorithms on this page are implemented and verified in strict accordance with the following official technical specifications:
RFC 7519: JSON Web Token (JWT)
Standardized compact, URL-safe means of representing claims to be transferred between two parties.
Web Cryptography API Specification
Standard JavaScript API for performing basic cryptographic operations in web applications.
RFC 4122: A Universally Unique IDentifier (UUID) URN Namespace
Definition of uniform format and generation algorithms for UUIDs.