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jarpeek
Online JAR viewer and Java decompiler that runs entirely in your browser with no file uploads
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Ahrefs Domain Rating benchmarked 2 Nov 2026, rebuilt 1 Nov 2026.
A browser-based Java decompiler and bytecode viewer that processes JAR, WAR, and CLASS files locally without uploading them to a server.
What it is
jarpeek is a pure-frontend Java decompiler and bytecode viewer that runs entirely in your browser. It allows you to open JAR, WAR, and standalone CLASS files to inspect decompiled source code, JVM bytecode, constant pools, class structure, and hex data. All file parsing and decompilation happen locally on your device with no file uploads or server processing.
The tool supports deep bytecode analysis, letting you switch between decompiled Java source, JVM bytecode instructions, class structure information, fields, methods, attributes, and a section-aware hex view. It can also load remote JAR files directly from URLs when the server supports cross-origin requests.
jarpeek is designed for multiple workflows including code audits and security reviews, debugging and diagnosis of third-party libraries, learning and research into Java implementation patterns, and plugin and mod development. It requires no Java installation, account registration, or desktop software—only a modern browser with JavaScript support.
What it is built with
- Inspect decompiled Java source code locally
- View JVM bytecode instructions, operands, and labels
- Explore class structure, fields, methods, and constant pool
- Section-aware hex view of class file bytes
- Support for JAR, WAR, and standalone CLASS files
- Search and filter files and classes by name
- Load remote JAR files from URLs with CORS support
- Preview and export text and image resources
- Web Workers for responsive decompilation
- Safety limits for archive processing: 512 MiB input, 100,000 entries, 2 GiB expanded content
Pricing
Pricing model: Free
jarpeek metrics
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Domain Rating | 0 no change since last check |
| Trust Flow | 0 no change since last check |
| Citation Flow | 26 no change since last check |
| Referring domains | 18 no change since last check |
| External backlinks | 69 no change since last check |
Ahrefs Domain Rating benchmarked 2 Nov 2026, rebuilt 1 Nov 2026. Majestic benchmarked 1 Nov 2026, rebuilt 1 Nov 2026. Link data built by Majestic. Trust Flow, Citation Flow and Topical Trust Flow are trademarks of Majestic-12 Ltd.
jarpeek domain build sheet
Open the build sheet
| Domain age | 2 months |
|---|---|
| Registered | |
| Expires | |
| Registrar | Spaceship, Inc. |
| DNSSEC | Not signed |
jarpeek after-launch build log
Since jarpeek launched on Maker Launches on 1 November 2026, these are the figures we have tracked.
- Domain Rating (Ahrefs)
- 0
- First measured 1 Nov 2026
- Referring domains (Majestic)
- 18
- First measured 1 Nov 2026
Day 0 since launch. Next receipt: day 30, 1 Dec 2026. We show what changed, not what caused it: many things affect these numbers. Nothing here is estimated.
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Questions from the bench
- Are files uploaded to a server?
- No. File parsing and decompilation happen locally in your browser, and file contents are not uploaded to a server.
- Which file formats are supported?
- You can open .jar, .war, and standalone .class files. Resources such as manifests, properties, text, and common images can also be inspected inside an archive.
- Can I open a JAR from a URL?
- Yes. Enter a direct JAR URL. The remote server must allow cross-origin browser requests (CORS); otherwise, download the file and open it locally.
- What can I inspect in a Java class?
- You can switch between decompiled Java source, JVM bytecode, class structure, fields, methods, attributes, the constant pool, and a section-aware hex view.
- Do I need Java, an account, or an installation?
- No. The viewer runs in a modern browser without a local JDK/JRE, registration, or desktop installation.
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