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OAuth Flow Visualizer

Visualize OAuth 2.0 authorization flows with interactive step-by-step diagrams. Understand authorization code, implicit, client credentials, and PKCE flows.

OAuth 2.0 Flow Visualizer
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How to use OAuth Flow Visualizer

  1. Select an OAuth 2.0 flow type.
  2. View the interactive step-by-step diagram.
  3. Click each step to see request/response details.
  4. Use the configuration panel to customize parameters.

What is OAuth Flow Visualizer?

An OAuth flow visualizer helps developers understand the different OAuth 2.0 authorization grant types by showing step-by-step diagrams of the request/response flow between the client, authorization server, and resource server.

This tool covers the four main OAuth 2.0 flows: Authorization Code (with and without PKCE), Implicit, and Client Credentials. Each step shows the actual HTTP requests and responses involved.

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FAQ

Which OAuth flow should I use?
Authorization Code with PKCE is recommended for most applications. Use Client Credentials for server-to-server communication.
What is PKCE?
PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange) is a security extension to the Authorization Code flow that prevents authorization code interception attacks.

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Marcus Webb"The DevTool Craftsman"

Full-Stack Developer & Tools Architect

Marcus has been writing code since the dial-up era. He's contributed to open-source developer tools and built CI/CD pipelines for startups.

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