JSON Viewer

View JSON structure, paths, and formatted output in one clean browser tool.

Formatted JSON output

Path-based structure rows

Object, array, and node counts

Paste JSON

Inspect the structure and paths without leaving the browser.

Raw JSON

Formatted output

Use this side when you need a clean, readable JSON view.

Nodes

Objects

Arrays

{
  "campaign": "launch",
  "channels": [
    "seo",
    "email"
  ],
  "owner": {
    "name": "Ava",
    "region": "US"
  }
}

JSON paths

Use these paths to understand where nested values live.

$object3 keys

$.campaignstringlaunch

$.channelsarray2 items

$.channels[0]stringseo

$.channels[1]stringemail

$.ownerobject2 keys

$.owner.namestringAva

$.owner.regionstringUS

Common use cases

Inspecting nested API payloads
Understanding JSON structure before mapping fields
Sharing a cleaner view with QA and support teammates

FAQ

How is this different from a JSON formatter?

A formatter focuses on readability, while a JSON viewer also helps you inspect nested paths and structure more deliberately.

Does it work for arrays too?

Yes. Arrays are listed with indexed paths so you can understand how nested items are organized.

How it works

Paste JSON to inspect nested paths, spot arrays and objects quickly, and keep a readable formatted view beside the structure. The result is produced immediately so you can review it before copying or using it elsewhere.

Privacy

The tool is designed to process ordinary input in your browser. Avoid pasting passwords, private keys, access tokens, personal records, or other sensitive production data into any online utility.

Limitations

This utility handles the focused workflow described on this page. Check the result before production use, especially when an input depends on a vendor-specific format, security rule, or external standard.