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JSONPath Tester
Evaluate JSONPath expressions on your JSON directly in the browser — no upload, no tracking. Supports filters, recursive queries, and instant copy/download.
.. for recursive search and filters like [?(@.price < 10)].When should you use JSONPath?
Quick examples to help you start fast.
$.data.items[*].id$.store.book[?(@.price < 10)]$..price$.users[*].emailJSONPath Usage
Quick reference for common operators.
[?(@.price < 10)] and recursive search looks like $..price.How to use the JSONPath Tester
- 1
Paste your JSON
Paste the JSON document you want to query into the Input JSON editor.
- 2
Write a JSONPath expression
Start with $ (the root). Use .key for children, [*] for every array item, .. for recursive search and [?(...)] for filters.
- 3
Click Run JSONPath
Matching values appear in the results panel along with the number of matches.
- 4
Refine and copy
Adjust the expression until you get exactly the values you need, then copy the results.
Examples
Querying a store document
JSON
{
"store": {
"book": [
{ "title": "A", "author": "X", "price": 8 },
{ "title": "B", "author": "Y", "price": 12 }
],
"bicycle": { "price": 19 }
}
}Expressions → results
$.store.book[*].author
→ ["X", "Y"]
$..price
→ [8, 12, 19]
$.store.book[?(@.price < 10)].title
→ ["A"]
$.store.book[-1:]
→ [{ "title": "B", "author": "Y", "price": 12 }]Common errors and how to fix them
No matches found- Keys are case-sensitive and must match exactly. Check the path one level at a time, e.g. $.store first, then $.store.book.
Key with spaces or dashes doesn't work- Use bracket notation: $['first-name'] or $.user['home address'] instead of dot notation.
Filter returns nothing- Filters run on array items. Put [?(...)] directly on the array and reference the item with @, e.g. $.items[?(@.qty > 0)].
Results are wrapped in an array- JSONPath always returns a list of matches, even for a single value. Take the first item if you expect exactly one result.
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JSONPath Tester FAQ
JSONPath is a query language for JSON, similar to XPath for XML. It allows you to extract specific values from deeply nested JSON structures using expressions like $.store.book[*].author.
No. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your JSON is never uploaded, stored, or sent to any server.
This tool supports common JSONPath features such as root ($), dot and bracket notation, wildcards (*), array indexes, filters like [?(@.price < 10)], and recursive descent using (..).
An empty array means the JSONPath expression did not match any value in the input JSON. Try starting with a simpler path like $.store and then refine your expression.
Yes. Enable the “Show single value” option. When the JSONPath result contains exactly one match, the tool will display the value directly instead of wrapping it in an array.
You can use the “Copy Output” button to copy the result to your clipboard, or the “Download” option to save the result as a .json file.
