Key Explorer https://keystore-explorer.org/ is a very useful UI tool that can generate keys and use them in many ways, here is how we can create a signed JWT token:
Previously I showed how we can programatically generate the JWT token: https://alexrait.blogspot.com/2021/08/configuring-jwt-authentication-with.html, now we can see how it is done with this tool

File->New create a pkcs12 store

Generate a new RSA key pair: Tools-> Generate Key Pair

Add the certificate details

Proceed, set some alias name and password
Right click the key and choose to sign JWT

Fill JWT details such as subject and claims, then click ok

Now you can see the JWT itself

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cryptography