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JSON Viewer โ€” Explore JSON as a Tree

Paste JSON to explore it as a collapsible tree. Search keys and values, expand or collapse everything, and click any node to copy its JSONPath.

Tree view

Paste JSON on the left to see it as a collapsible tree. Click any key to copy its JSONPath.

When should you use the JSON Viewer?

  • Exploring a large or deeply nested API response
  • Finding where a key lives inside a big JSON document
  • Getting the JSONPath of a value to use in code or a test

How to use the JSON Viewer

  1. 1

    Paste JSON

    Paste any JSON into the left box, or click Load sample.

  2. 2

    Expand and collapse

    Click the arrows to open branches, or use Expand all and Collapse all. Collapsed nodes show how many items they contain.

  3. 3

    Search

    Type in the search box to highlight matching keys and values โ€” branches that contain a match open automatically.

  4. 4

    Copy a path

    Click any key or value to copy its JSONPath, such as $.store.books[0].title.

Examples

Clicking a value

JSON

{
  "store": {
    "books": [
      { "title": "JSON Basics" }
    ]
  }
}

Copied path

$.store.books[0].title

Common errors and how to fix them

Invalid JSON
The viewer needs valid JSON. Use the JSON Validator to find the error, or the JSON Formatter to repair it.
The tree is slow with a huge file
Very large documents (tens of megabytes) can be slow to render. Collapse all, then open only the branches you need.
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JSON Viewer FAQ

A tool that shows JSON as a tree instead of text, so you can open and close nested objects and arrays and see the structure at a glance.

Keys are red, strings green, numbers blue, booleans purple and null grey โ€” so you can tell value types apart instantly.

Click the key or value. Its JSONPath โ€” for example $.users[2].email โ€” is copied to your clipboard and shown under the tree.

Yes. Matching keys and values are highlighted and the branches containing them open automatically.

This page is for viewing. To edit with a live tree, use the JSON Editor.

No. Everything runs in your browser, so your JSON never leaves your device.