Quickly detect if a UTF8 file contains a BOM mark and provide a one-click removal function to optimize file encoding.
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A BOM (Byte Order Mark) is a special marker at the start of a file (0xEF, 0xBB, 0xBF) used to indicate UTF-8 encoding.
While a BOM can help some Windows programs (such as Notepad), it is usually recommended to use no BOM in web development because:
The "UTF8 File BOM Detector" is an efficient and practical online tool focused on detecting the presence of a Byte Order Mark (BOM) in UTF-8 encoded files. BOMs can sometimes lead to parsing errors or compatibility issues in programs. This tool not only accurately determines if a file contains a BOM but also provides a convenient BOM removal function, helping users purify file encoding and ensure the purity and compatibility of file content. You just need to upload your file, and the tool will automatically complete the detection and processing, providing a new file without BOM for download.
A UTF-8 BOM is a special byte sequence (usually EF BB BF) at the beginning of a UTF-8 encoded file, used to identify that the file is stored with UTF-8 encoding. In most cases, UTF-8 encoded files do not require a BOM. In certain programming environments (like PHP) or specific systems (like Linux shell scripts), a BOM at the beginning of a file can lead to parsing errors, abnormal output, or program execution failure. For example, a BOM in a PHP file might cause a header already sent error, affecting page redirection or cookie settings. Therefore, removing unnecessary BOMs is an important step to ensure file compatibility and proper program execution.
Input Parameter Description:
files, the name of the uploaded file.required: true, a file must be uploaded for detection.multiple: false, only one file can be uploaded at a time.maxFiles: 1, limited to uploading a single file.maxSize: 1073741824, a single file supports up to 1GB.Output Result Format:
The tool will display the detection results in a list format, including the following columns:
oldFileName): The name of the original file.oldFileSize): The size of the original file.isBom): Displays "Yes" or "No", indicating whether a BOM was detected.newFile): If the original file contains a BOM, a download link will be provided here for the new file with the BOM removed.
.txt, .php, .js, .css, .html, .java, and other source code or configuration files. For non-text files, the detection results may not be practically meaningful.No comments yet
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2025.07-18