Launched January 6, 2026
OIDC Request Playground

OIDC Request Playground

Build and visualize OpenID Connect requests in no time

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Build and visualize OpenID Connect requests with this interactive tool. Configure parameters, generate request URLs, and decode JWT tokens.

Interactive tool to build, visualize and test OpenID Connect authentication requests.

for
Developers working with OIDC/OAuth authentication flows.
pricing
free
works withGoogleMicrosoftAuth0Okta

Key features

8 features of OIDC Request Playground
  • Discovery URL input — Enter a .well-known/openid-configuration URL to auto-populate provider settings.
  • Authorization endpoint editor — Manually set or edit the provider's authorization endpoint.
  • Client & redirect configuration — Specify client ID and redirect URI for the request.
  • Response type selector — Choose code, token, id_token, or combinations to define the flow.
  • Scope entry — Enter space-separated scopes to request specific permissions.
  • PKCE toggle — Enable or disable Proof Key for Code Exchange for enhanced security.
  • Optional parameters panel — Show and edit additional OIDC parameters as needed.
  • URL generation & JWT decode — Generate the full request URL and decode returned JWT tokens.

Use cases

  • Quickly prototype an OIDC authorization request for a new client.
  • Validate provider configuration by fetching the discovery document.
  • Generate a URL to test login flow in a browser.
  • Decode and inspect JWT tokens returned from an auth server.
  • Experiment with different response types and PKCE settings.

OIDC Request Playground FAQ

How does the tool obtain provider settings?+

Enter the provider’s discovery URL (ending with .well-known/openid-configuration) and click Fetch Configuration to auto-populate fields.

Can I test PKCE with this playground?+

Yes, enable the PKCE switch to include the necessary parameters in the generated request.

What response types are supported?+

You can select code, token, id_token, or any combination such as code token or code id_token.

Is there a way to view the JWT payload?+

After generating the request, the tool can decode JWT tokens and display their contents.

Do I need to host anything to use the playground?+

No, the tool runs entirely in the browser at https://oidc-playground.compile7.org/.

Summarized by DevHunt from oidc-playground.compile7.org · Oct 7, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.