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Regex101 is a powerful, online regular expression tool with extensive support for multiple languages including PHP, PCRE, Python and JavaScript.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Online
Features
- Dark Mode
- Support for regular expressions
- Debugging
Tags
- Php
- Javascript
- Python
- regular-expression-tester
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heavencanwait added regular expressions 101 as alternative to DevUtilHub- TBayAreaPat commented on regular expressions 101
I use Perplexity and have found it all I needfor Regex.. but I'm not proficient. Anyone compared it?
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What is regular expressions 101?
Regex101 is a powerful, online regular expression tool with extensive support for multiple languages including PHP, PCRE, Python and JavaScript.
It features the following:
- Built-in help system with token references,
- Explanation of regular expressions to help understand them.
- Code exporter for PHP, Python and JavaScript.
- Save expressions and share them with others.
- Searchable, filterable online search for shared regular expressions.





Comments and Reviews
Love it! Probably the best tool I've used for learning, testing, and implementing regexs
I use Perplexity and have found it all I needfor Regex.. but I'm not proficient. Anyone compared it?
Incredibly detailed highlighting of groups is very helpful.
I gave
RegExr for a spin which I liked as well
Between what I read on stackoverflow and reddit, these two were highly recommended
But regex101 feels way more robust in my opinion when it comes to selecting statements that match the regex expression
Regexr... not so much. Maybe these were just my initial impressions but alot of regex's community suggestion snippets didn't work some reason
Regex101 (this one) lets you save your regex snippets (e.g. text sample input and the regex command) so its a nice library reference I can use on later
I find the cheatsheets on regex101 to be better and easier to look at then regexr