JSON Viewer
Explore JSON with interactive tree, table, and raw views
Explore deeply nested JSON without scrolling endlessly
Long API payloads, GraphQL responses, and AI tool outputs are hard to read as raw text. A tree view lets you collapse what you don't care about and drill into the parts that matter, so you can find a specific field, count items in an array, or understand the overall shape of an unfamiliar response in seconds.
Use the viewer when you need to
Inspect an unfamiliar API response
Expand and collapse nodes to learn the structure before you wire it into your code or write parsing logic.
Locate a specific field in a large payload
Use the path display and search to jump straight to the value you need without scrolling through thousands of lines.
Switch between tree, table, and raw views
Tree view fits nested data, table view fits arrays of objects, and raw view fits copy-paste — switch as the question changes.
How to view JSON quickly
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Paste the JSON payload or upload a file.
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Choose tree view for nested data or table view for arrays of objects.
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Click any value to copy it, or use the path display to share a pointer to a specific field.
Keep going
Query with JSONPath
Pull specific values out of large payloads using $.path expressions instead of scrolling.
Visualize as a graph
Render the same payload as an interactive node graph when relationships matter more than values.
Find oversized fields
Spot which keys make a payload heavy when network performance matters.
Format raw JSON first
Beautify minified JSON before exploring it for a cleaner reading experience.
Common viewer workflows
Paste a sample response and walk the tree to see what fields exist before writing client code.
Open the file in tree view to verify nested settings without skimming hundreds of lines.
Copy the dotted path next to a node and paste it into a ticket or message instead of describing it in prose.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Paste your JSON and use the Tree View to navigate the structure. You can expand/collapse nodes at any depth, and use the depth controls to expand all nodes to a specific level. Click any value to copy it.
Use the JSONPath Tester tool for powerful querying. For example, $.store.book[?(@.price < 10)] finds all books under $10. For simple text searches, use Ctrl+F in the editor view.
Tree View shows the complete hierarchical structure and is best for nested data. Table View flattens the JSON into rows and columns, which works best for arrays of objects (like API response data).
Currently, paste your JSON directly into the editor. A quick workflow: open your API endpoint in a browser tab, copy the response, then paste it into the JSON Viewer. We're working on direct URL fetching.