JSON

JSON Path Explorer

Explore JSON structures, generate paths and inspect values in an interactive tree.

JSON input

Paste a JSON document to generate its paths and inspect its structure.

Explore a JSON document

Paste valid JSON and select Explore JSON to generate an interactive tree and a complete path list.

JSON parsing and path generation run locally inside your browser. BigForgeKit does not upload or store the document.

About this tool

What is JSON Path Explorer?

JSON Path Explorer converts a JSON document into an interactive tree and a complete list of property paths. Select any object, array or primitive value to inspect its generated path and copy the associated value.

Features

Built for fast developer workflows

  • Generate paths for every JSON object, array and value.
  • Display nested JSON in an expandable tree.
  • Inspect selected paths, types and values.
  • Copy individual JSON paths and values.
  • Search by path, key, type or value.
  • Filter results to leaves, objects or arrays.
  • Support property names that require bracket notation.
  • Load built-in JSON examples.
  • Process every document locally in your browser.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about JSON Path Explorer

What path format does the tool generate?

The tool generates paths beginning with the root symbol $. Simple property names use dot notation, while names containing spaces or punctuation use bracket notation.

What is a leaf value?

A leaf is a JSON value without child properties or array items, such as a string, number, boolean or null.

Can it inspect arrays?

Yes. Array items are represented using numeric index notation such as $.users[0].name.

Does it execute JSONPath expressions?

This version focuses on exploring a document and generating paths. Evaluating custom JSONPath expressions can be added in a future update.

Can I copy objects and arrays?

Yes. Objects and arrays are copied as formatted JSON, while primitive values are copied directly.

Is the JSON uploaded?

No. Parsing, tree generation, filtering and copying happen locally inside your browser.

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