JSON Viewer — Explore JSON as an Interactive Tree
Paste any JSON and explore it as a collapsible tree instead of squinting at raw text. Every object, array and value becomes a node you can expand, collapse, search and copy — making large or deeply nested JSON (API responses, config files, log payloads) easy to navigate. Parsing follows the ECMA-404 JSON standard and runs entirely in your browser — your data is never uploaded.
Features
- ✅ Tree explorer — click to expand/collapse objects and arrays
- ✅ Search by key or value — filter and highlight matches instantly
- ✅ Expand all / Collapse all — toggle the whole tree in one click
- ✅ Hover to copy — copy any value, or a whole subtree, from the copy icon
- ✅ Type-aware colors — strings, numbers, booleans and null at a glance
- ✅ 100% private — parsed and rendered entirely in your browser, no upload, no signup
Common use cases
- Inspect a REST/GraphQL API response and copy a single field or nested object
- Read a large package.json, tsconfig.json or cloud config without scrolling
- Debug a webhook or log payload by searching for a key or value
- Compare structure while learning JSON or preparing for an interview
Why this JSON viewer
Unlike viewers that upload your data or hide search behind a paywall, everything here happens client-side and stays free with no sign-up. The same searchable tree works across XML, YAML and TOML, so you learn one tool for every data format. Search matches both keys and values and highlights them in place — handy when you only know part of what you're looking for.
How to use
- Paste or type JSON into the editor on the left.
- Explore the tree on the right — click nodes, search, or use Expand all / Collapse all.
- Hover any value and click the copy icon to copy it.
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