In the same workflow: API Header Inspector and REST Endpoint Tester.

Content-Type Parser

Paste a Content-Type header value to see type, subtype, and parameters (charset, boundary, etc.).

Media type

application/json

Type

application

Subtype

json

Charset

utf-8

All parameters
charsetutf-8

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Why use Content-Type Parser?

Content-Type strings bundle type, subtype, charset, and multipart boundaries. Split them reliably to debug charset mismatches, missing boundaries on file uploads, and vendor quirks that break strict parsers.

Practical tips

  • Compare declared charset with actual bytes when text looks mojibake.
  • Multipart issues often trace to boundary mismatches between headers and body.
  • Log full Content-Type in API traces—not just application/json.

Common questions

Does this validate the response body?
No. It parses the header token only.
Parameters order?
Semantically irrelevant; parsers should treat them as a map.

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Parse Content-Type header: type, subtype, charset, boundary, params. Free header parser for API debugging.

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Used together

Next step

After content-type-parser, continue with API Header Inspector to validate the next API or webhook layer.