JSON 比較
2 つの JSON を構造的に diff
左(原文)
右(変更後)
See exactly what changed between two JSON payloads
Eyeballing a diff between two long JSON files is painful and error-prone. A structural compare ignores key order, normalizes whitespace, and shows you only what actually changed — added keys, removed keys, value differences — with the full path to each change so you can act on it instead of hunting for it.
Use the comparer when you need to
Diff two API responses
Confirm whether a backend change altered the response shape or values between deploys, environments, or versions.
Spot regressions in fixtures or snapshots
Find the field that drifted in a test fixture or snapshot file without manually re-reading the whole document.
Compare model outputs across runs
Diff structured AI responses to see which fields are stable and which fluctuate between prompts or model versions.
How to compare JSON quickly
- 1
Paste the first JSON document on the left and the second on the right.
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Click Compare to see additions, removals, and value differences with full paths.
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Copy or share the diff to discuss the change with a teammate.
Keep going
Validate against an expected shape
Move from ad-hoc diffs to enforcing a schema when the contract really matters.
Validate model output
Combine diff and schema checks for AI-generated JSON to catch shape and value drift in one place.
Format both inputs first
Beautify both payloads before diffing for the cleanest reading experience.
Compare non-JSON text
Use line-based diff for logs, configs, and plain text where structure isn't JSON.
Common compare workflows
Paste prod and staging payloads side-by-side to find the exact field that drifted.
Confirm the new endpoint returns the same structure and values as the legacy one before flipping clients.
Compare structured output from two model versions on the same prompt to verify downstream code still works.
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よくある質問
左に1つ目、右に2つ目のJSONを貼り付けて「Compare」をクリックします。追加・削除・変更された値を、フルパス付きの構造的なdiffとしてハイライト表示します。
このツールはセマンティック比較(意味的比較)を行うため、キーの順序は無視して実データを比較します。{"a":1,"b":2} と {"b":2,"a":1} は同じデータとして等価に扱われます。
はい。代表的な用途のひとつです。期待するレスポンスを片側に、実際のレスポンスをもう片側に貼り付けると、構造や値の差分がすぐに分かります。
+ の付いた緑の行は、2つ目のJSONにのみ存在する値です。- の付いた赤の行は、1つ目のJSONにのみ存在する値です。黄/オレンジは、両方に存在するものの値が異なる箇所を示します。