Binary plist viewer

A fast, reliable tool for developers and data engineers to inspect and extract data from Apple plist files without installing software.

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About This Tool

The tool provides a focused means to inspect Apple plist files by converting their contents into a structured data representation. It handles both XML plist and binary plist formats, preserving data types and hierarchy for accurate analysis.
Conceptually, a user uploads a plist or bplist, the system detects the format, decodes nested dictionaries and arrays, and outputs a machine-friendly structure (default JSON) with primitive types, dates, and base64-encoded data where applicable.
This enables developers, QA, and data engineers to verify configuration, migrate settings, or feed plist-derived data into pipelines without relying on platform-specific tooling.
Compared to manual inspection, the tool provides consistent type preservation, deterministic key ordering, and export options that support integration into data workflows. It is especially valuable when reverse-engineering app bundles, validating metadata, or performing security-related audits where exact data representation matters.

How to Use

  1. Upload a .plist or .bplist file
  2. The parser auto-detects the format and begins decoding
  3. Review the structured JSON or YAML output in the results area
  4. Copy JSON or export to YAML for integration
  5. Optionally repeat with additional files or use batch mode for multiple items
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What formats are supported?
The tool supports both XML plist and binary plist (bplist) formats. It auto-detects the input format on upload and applies the appropriate parsing routine, ensuring accurate data type conversion and structure preservation.
What outputs are produced?
Output is a structured representation, typically JSON by default, with nested dictionaries and arrays. Dates are rendered in ISO 8601, and binary data is encoded as base64. YAML export is available as an optional alternative.
Can I process multiple files?
Yes, batch processing is available in advanced use. You can queue multiple plist/bplist files and obtain a series of structured outputs, either collectively or as separate files for export.
Is my data stored or shared?
No persistent storage is used by default. Files are processed in-session and results are returned to the user. If you export data, it is downloaded locally and not retained by the service unless you explicitly store it.

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