JSON Inspector

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About the JSON Inspector

Open a JSON document once and look at it every way you need: as text, as a collapsible tree with a node inspector, as a key/value grid you can drill into, and through JSONPath queries - all in your browser.

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How to use it
  1. Paste, upload or load a sample in the Input tab.
  2. Switch to Tree and click any node - the Node Inspector shows its path, type, parent, depth and size, and copies its path or value.
  3. Use Grid to page through an object or array as a table; click → to drill into nested values and the breadcrumb to go back.
  4. In JSONPath, run a query; matches are listed and highlighted in the source tree - click one to jump to it.
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Tips & use cases
  • Large documents open with only the top levels expanded and long arrays paged, so even multi-megabyte files stay responsive.
  • Everything runs locally; use Share only when you want a read-only link for someone else.
  • New to JSONPath? See the JSONPath cheat sheet.