JSON Viewer Online — View & Explore JSON as a Tree or Graph

A JSON viewer lets you read and explore JSON data in a clean, collapsible tree instead of a wall of text. Paste your JSON to browse it as a tree, graph, or table, expand and collapse nested objects, validate the syntax, and copy or download — free and private, right in your browser.

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How to use JSON Viewer

  1. Paste your JSON into the editor, or upload / drag-and-drop a .json file.
  2. Use the toolbar to Format, Minify, or Fix your JSON.
  3. Switch to Tree, Graph, or Table to explore the structure.
  4. Filter values with a JSONPath query when you need a specific part.
  5. Click Copy or Download to save the result.

Features

Beautify & minify

One-click pretty-print or compact your JSON to a single line.

Validate & auto-fix

Catch syntax errors instantly and repair common mistakes automatically.

Tree, graph & table views

Explore nested JSON visually and edit it inline.

Transform tools

Stringify, unescape, parse nested JSON, and sort keys.

JSONPath filter

Query and extract exactly the values you need.

100% private

Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

What is JSON Viewer?

A JSON viewer renders raw JSON as an organized, navigable structure so you can understand complex data at a glance. JSON Reader's viewer gives you three ways to look at the same data — an editable tree, an interactive node graph, and a sortable table — alongside a full code editor. It's ideal for inspecting API responses, config files, and large nested documents without losing your place.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about JSON Reader

Yes. Every JSON Reader tool is completely free with no signup and no usage limits.
Yes. All processing runs entirely in your browser — your JSON is never uploaded to a server.
Click Fix JSON. It automatically repairs common problems such as trailing commas, single quotes, unquoted keys, and missing brackets.
Yes. Switch to the Tree, Graph, or Table tabs to explore your JSON structure visually, then return to the Editor at any time.
You can upload or drag-and-drop JSON files up to 50 MB.