As I already mentioned before, I work with WordPress options a lot, so I needed a simple unserialize tool which allowed me to have a clear understanding of what is inside a specific serialized option value. Some third party plugins like Elementor also use serialized values in options and post meta.

But don’t get me wrong, you can use this online tool for any serialized strings, it is not a requirement that it should be related to WordPress in one way or another.

The tool not only allows you to display the unserialized result in the textarea field above but also prints a JavaScript object into your browser console. For example:

Unserialize online to the browser console
Unserialized result in the Google Chrome browser console.

This tool doesn’t collect or store any of the information provided to it.

If you have any questions or suggestions on how I can improve this Unserialize Online tool, please feel free to leave a message in the comments section below.