Paste modern ES6+ code (arrow functions, let/const, template literals), and the tool converts it into ES5-compatible JavaScript for legacy browsers.
ES5 runs on older browsers like IE11. Converting ES6 features to ES5 ensures your code works on legacy browsers that don't support modern syntax.
Arrow functions, template literals, const/let to var, destructuring, and spread operators are converted to ES5-compatible equivalents.
This is a simple converter for small snippets. For production, use Babel or TypeScript which handle more features and edge cases.