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JSON & Data Formats

JSON and data-format tools here focus on one job each: turning an unreadable payload into something you can inspect, or turning one data format into another without losing structure.

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TOOLS IN THIS CATEGORY

01 / LIST

WHAT YOU CAN DO HERE

02 / OVERVIEW

All six tools in this category are live and run in the browser tab. Nothing is uploaded, so API responses with customer data can be pasted in without leaving your machine.

JSON Beautifier adds indentation and syntax colors for reading, JSON Formatter shows the data as an editable tree, JSON Compress & Escape changes size and escaping, JSON5 to JSON changes syntax dialect, JSON Diff compares two documents, and JSON to YAML changes format entirely. Use the formatter first when you are not sure the input is valid.

  • Reading a deeply nested API response before writing a parser for it.
  • Finding the exact line where a JSON file stopped being valid.
  • Shrinking a JSON payload before pasting it into a ticket or a query parameter.
  • Converting a JSON5 config full of comments into the strict JSON a tool expects.
  • Checking what changed between two versions of the same document.
  • Moving a Kubernetes or CI config between JSON and YAML.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

03 / FAQ
Is my JSON uploaded to a server?

No. Parsing, formatting, diffing and conversion all happen in your browser. Nothing is sent, stored or logged.

Which JSON tools are available now?

JSON Formatter, JSON Beautifier, JSON Compress & Escape, JSON5 to JSON, JSON Diff and JSON to YAML are all ready to use.

Do the tools handle very large documents?

They are client-side parsers, so the practical limit is the memory of your own browser tab. Extremely large files can make any browser tab slow, including these pages.

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