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JSON Viewer

Validate, inspect, search, edit, and export JSON from one cleaner workspace.

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JSON Viewer & Editor

Paste JSON, validate the structure, switch views, search keys or values, edit inline, and export the cleaned output without changing tools.

Tree viewTable viewInline editsExport ready

Quick start

  1. 1

    Paste raw JSON or load the sample payload to test the viewer quickly.

  2. 2

    Use tree view for nested data, then switch to formatted or table view if you need a different reading mode.

  3. 3

    Search, edit, copy, or download once the JSON validates successfully.

Input

Paste or import JSON

Start with sample data if you want to test the workflow first.

Paste API responses, config files, or exported payloads here.

Output

Explore and refine the result

Switch views based on whether you need structure, readability, compact output, or a flattened table.

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Paste valid JSON on the left to inspect it here

Professional features

The workspace covers validation, exploration, cleanup, and export without forcing you into multiple tools.

Real-time validation

Instant JSON validation with detailed error messages

Tree navigation

Interactive tree view with expand and collapse controls

Advanced search

Find keys and values with result navigation

Multiple views

Tree, formatted, minified, and table views

File support

Upload JSON files and inspect them immediately

Format and export

Beautify, minify, copy, and download updated JSON

Common JSON Viewer questions

Clear answers improve usability for people and add more useful indexable page content.

Can I validate and format JSON in one place?+

Yes. Paste or upload the payload once, then validate, beautify, minify, search, edit, copy, and download from the same screen.

Which view should I use first?+

Tree view is the best starting point for nested payloads. Formatted view is better for reading raw JSON, minified is useful for compact output, and table view helps with flattened inspection.

Can I edit values before exporting?+

Yes. Inline editing lets you adjust values inside the viewer and then immediately export the updated JSON.