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Webhook Tester

Generate webhook payloads, compute HMAC-SHA256 signatures, and verify webhook authenticity.

Note: This is a webhook payload generator and signature verifier. It does not create actual webhook endpoints — it helps you build payloads, compute HMAC signatures, and verify existing signatures.

Webhook Payload

Webhook Configurations by Service

GitHub

Header: X-Hub-Signature-256

Algorithm: HMAC-SHA256

Prefix: sha256=. Set secret in webhook settings. Verify by computing HMAC-SHA256 of raw body with secret.

Stripe

Header: Stripe-Signature

Algorithm: HMAC-SHA256

Format: t=timestamp,v1=signature. Signed payload: timestamp + "." + body. Use endpoint signing secret.

Slack

Header: X-Slack-Signature

Algorithm: HMAC-SHA256

Prefix: v0=. Signed string: v0:timestamp:body. Compare with X-Slack-Request-Timestamp header.

Shopify

Header: X-Shopify-Hmac-Sha256

Algorithm: HMAC-SHA256

Base64-encoded HMAC-SHA256 of raw body using shared secret from app settings.

Twilio

Header: X-Twilio-Signature

Algorithm: HMAC-SHA1

Base64-encoded HMAC-SHA1 of full URL + sorted POST params using auth token.

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Everything you need to know

Webhook Payload Generator

Build and customize webhook payloads in JSON format. Start with the built-in sample payload containing common fields like event type, data object, and timestamp, then modify it to match your specific webhook format. The tool generates HMAC-SHA256 signatures that you can use for testing webhook receivers.

HMAC-SHA256 Signature Computation

Compute HMAC-SHA256 signatures using the Web Crypto API. Enter your payload and secret key, and the tool produces the hex-encoded signature. This matches the format used by most webhook providers including GitHub, Stripe, and Slack for payload verification.

Signature Verification

Verify that a webhook signature is valid by entering the payload, secret, and signature. The tool recomputes the HMAC and compares it to the provided signature, handling common prefix formats like "sha256=" and "v0=" automatically. This is essential for debugging webhook integration issues.

Service-Specific Guides

Reference guides for popular webhook providers show the header name, algorithm, and signature format used by each service. Whether you are implementing GitHub webhook verification, Stripe signature checking, or Slack request validation, the tool provides the implementation details you need.

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