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Online JSON Viewer

Paste or upload JSON to validate, format, search, and explore nested objects in an interactive tree view.

JSON input
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Drop a .json file here, or click to browse

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Paste JSON and click View JSON to inspect objects, arrays, and nested values. Right-click any node for quick copy and expand actions.

Example: {"items":[1,2,3],"meta":{"ok":true}}

Continue working with JSON

Format, validate, transform, or export your JSON after inspecting its structure, keys, and values.

JSON Utilities
JSON Beautifier Format messy payloads into readable, indented JSON. JSON Validator Check syntax before shipping configs or API fixtures. JSON Minifier Strip whitespace for compact transport or storage. JSON Editor Edit JSON with syntax highlighting in the browser.
JSON Converters
JSON to CSV Flatten arrays of objects into spreadsheet-friendly rows. JSON to Excel Export structured data to an .xlsx workbook. JSON to XML Translate object trees into XML markup. JSON to YAML Convert configs to YAML for Helm, CI, or ops files. JSON to SQL Generate INSERT statements from JSON records.
Reverse Converters
CSV to JSON Turn tabular exports into JSON arrays. Excel to JSON Import spreadsheet sheets as JSON objects. XML to JSON Map XML documents into JSON structures. YAML to JSON Parse YAML configs into strict JSON. SQL to JSON Represent query rows as JSON for APIs and tests.

Inspect and debug JSON data efficiently

Explore API responses, configuration files, and other JSON payloads without manually tracing nested braces, arrays, and properties.

Understand nested data

Expand objects and arrays to see property names, values, data types, and parent-child relationships clearly.

Locate any property

Search across keys and values to find deeply nested information inside large API responses or application payloads.

Copy precise JSONPath

Select a node and copy its JSONPath for automated tests, API debugging, scripts, queries, or technical documentation.

Review development payloads

Inspect REST responses, webhook events, package files, and application configuration in a structured tree view.