Visualize JSON hierarchy with collapsible outline tree view.
Format, indent, validate, and beautify JSON with custom spacing.
Edit JSON files with a real code editor, tree view, validation, and syntax highlighting.
Query and extract elements from complex JSON data using JSONPath syntax.
Read and navigate large JSON documents easily.
Validate JSON syntax and view exact error line, column, and diagnostic tips.
A large JSON document is hard to understand as text, however neatly it is indented — by the time a response runs to a few thousand lines, scrolling is not exploration. This JSON viewer renders the document as a collapsible tree instead, so you start with the top-level shape and open only the branches you care about. Arrays show their length, objects show their keys, and every node can be folded away, which turns a wall of text into something you can actually navigate. It is the quickest way to answer questions like "what fields does this endpoint return", "how deep does this nesting go", or "is this array empty or missing entirely". Paste a payload from your network tab or an exported file and start expanding. The document is parsed and rendered locally in your browser, so nothing is uploaded and viewing a response full of personal data is safe.
Paste the contents into this viewer and it renders immediately as a collapsible tree. Nothing is installed and nothing is uploaded — the parsing happens in your browser.
Yes. The tree renders branches on demand, so you can open a large document and expand only the parts you need rather than rendering everything at once.
A formatter reindents the text so it is readable top to bottom. A viewer turns the document into an interactive tree you can fold and expand, which suits exploration rather than reading.
The document is not valid JSON, so it cannot be parsed into a tree. The viewer reports where parsing failed — usually a trailing comma, a single quote, or an unquoted key.
No. Everything is parsed and rendered client-side in your browser. Your data is never transmitted, stored, or logged.
This tool is read-only and optimised for exploring. Use the JSON Editor if you need to change values, or the JSON Path Tester to query specific fields.