The viewer sends the pasted text to a browser worker, parses it with JSON.parse, and renders the result as an expandable tree. Invalid JSON is treated as a parse failure, so this page is for inspecting valid JSON data rather than repairing loose JavaScript objects.
Common questions and answers about this topic.
It displays valid JSON in an interactive tree view with expand and collapse controls, JSON Path navigation, and path copy support for nested data structures.
The formatter produces formatted text output, while the viewer provides an interactive tree for exploring nested structures with path navigation and copy features.
Yes, hover a node to capture its JSON Path, copy that path, or type a path into the bar to jump to a nested node in the rendered tree.
No, JSON viewing and exploration run entirely in your browser. Your data is parsed locally with JavaScript and never uploaded to any server.