Laravel Developer Tools
Free online tools to help you build Laravel applications faster.
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Laravel Collection Playground
Test and experiment with Laravel Collection operations like map(), filter(), pluck(), sortBy(), groupBy(), and more. Input JSON data and preview results instantly.
Eloquent Relationship Generator
Generate boilerplate code for Laravel Eloquent relationships: hasOne, hasMany, belongsTo, and belongsToMany. Select your models and generate ready-to-use PHP code.
Validation Rule Generator
Quickly create Laravel validation rules by selecting field types and required rules. Generates PHP validation arrays ready to copy into your controllers or FormRequests.
Migration Generator
Generate Laravel migration boilerplate with your table name and column definitions. Supports all common column types including string, integer, text, boolean, and timestamps.
Scheduler Generator
Build Laravel Task Scheduling configurations visually. Choose between command(), job(), or call() and set the frequency to everyMinute, hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly.
Middleware Pipeline Visualizer
Visualize your Laravel middleware pipeline. Input your middleware list and see a clear flow diagram showing the order of execution from request to response.
Eloquent Query Builder Generator
Build Laravel Eloquent queries visually. Add where clauses, orderBy, limit, and select statements through a simple form and get ready-to-use PHP query code.
Why Laravel Developer Tools?
Laravel is one of the most popular PHP frameworks, and these tools help you speed up common development tasks. All tools run 100% client-side in your browser — your code never leaves your machine.
- Save time — Generate boilerplate code in seconds instead of typing it manually.
- Learn by doing — Experiment with Collection operations and middleware to understand how they work.
- No setup required — All tools work directly in your browser without installation.
- Broad compatibility — Tools target Laravel 5.x+, with the Migration Generator targeting Laravel 11+ (anonymous class syntax).
