View and explore JSON data in a collapsible tree structure.
Visualize JSON hierarchy with collapsible outline tree view.
Query and extract elements from complex JSON data using JSONPath syntax.
Format, indent, validate, and beautify JSON with custom spacing.
Edit JSON files with a real code editor, tree view, validation, and syntax highlighting.
Validate JSON syntax and view exact error line, column, and diagnostic tips.
Sometimes you do not want to edit or convert anything — you just need to read a JSON document and find one value in it. Opening a large export in a text editor means fighting with word wrap and scrolling; opening it in a browser tab gives you an unformatted wall of characters. This JSON reader is built for that reading task: paste the document and it becomes a structured, navigable tree where you can expand the branch you care about and ignore the rest. It suits exported data, saved API responses, log payloads, and configuration dumps — anything where the goal is to understand what is in the file rather than change it. Because the whole thing runs client-side, there is nothing to install and no upload step, which means you can read files containing customer records or access tokens without them ever leaving your browser.
Copy the file contents and paste them here. The document is parsed instantly and shown as an expandable tree, with no upload and nothing to install.
Yes. The reader runs in any modern browser, so a phone or tablet works the same way a desktop does.
There is no imposed limit. Practical size depends on your device's memory, since the document is held in your browser rather than on a server.
No. Reading happens entirely in your browser. The contents are never transmitted, stored, or logged.
It is almost certainly invalid JSON. The reader shows where parsing failed; common causes are trailing commas, comments, and single-quoted strings, none of which JSON allows.
For targeted lookups use the JSON Path Tester, which lets you write an expression and see the matching values instead of expanding branches manually.