Are comments preserved?

Yes. Lines starting with # are treated as comments and are preserved in both the display and the exported .env file.

Is my .env data sent to a server?

No. All parsing and editing happens entirely in your browser. Your environment variables never leave your device.

Can I handle quoted values?

Yes. Values wrapped in single or double quotes have the quotes stripped for display in the editor. They are re-added as double quotes on export if the value contains spaces or special characters.

.env File Editor

Parse, edit, and export .env files in a key-value table.

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FAQ

Are comments preserved?: Yes. Lines starting with # are treated as comments and are preserved in both the display and the exported .env file.
Is my .env data sent to a server?: No. All parsing and editing happens entirely in your browser. Your environment variables never leave your device.
Can I handle quoted values?: Yes. Values wrapped in single or double quotes have the quotes stripped for display in the editor. They are re-added as double quotes on export if the value contains spaces or special characters.

Paste the contents of a .env file and get an interactive key-value table. Edit values inline, add new entries, or delete existing ones. Comments and blank lines are preserved. Export back to a valid .env format with one click. Displays line count and variable count.