Why this exists.
Pentesting and bug bounty work are full of tasks that are simple in theory and a pain in practice: remembering the right hashcat mode and flags, assembling a reverse shell one-liner without breaking the quoting, decoding a JWT to check if it's signed with alg: none. None of it is hard. All of it is easy to get slightly wrong, and today it gets pieced together from cheat sheets, slow or cluttered sites, or memory.
Scoring CVSS is the same problem: every finding needs a score, and searching for a score you already used in a previous report is a hassle. That's why the CVSS calculator lets you save a finding's scoring and click to reload it next time. That friction, everywhere and not just CVSS, is the reason Payloadify exists.
Payloadify exists to collapse that multi-step, syntax-heavy work into one clean, fast, click-driven flow: pick options, copy the result. It's for people who currently have to piece it together themselves.
No accounts, no tracking, no login. Everything runs client-side in your browser. Nothing you type or paste into these tools is ever sent to a server.
Don't take that on faith. Check the code: github.com/payloadify/payloadify.
Every generated payload, command, and score is spot-checked against known-good references before it ships. If something looks wrong, report it as a GitHub issue. That's how it gets fixed.
Found a bug, or want a tool built? Open an issue on GitHub.
