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JSON Formatter
Format, validate, and minify JSON entirely in your browser.
Tool
Methodology
Counts use browser APIs where available (Intl.Segmenter). Abbreviations and unusual punctuation can vary. This is a utility estimate, not linguistic perfection.
What this tool does
Pretty-prints and validates JSON locally in your browser.
Developers use it to inspect API responses, config files, and debug parsing errors.
How to use it
- Paste minified or messy JSON.
- View formatted output with indentation.
- Fix syntax errors the validator reports (missing comma, quote, etc.).
When to use it
- Reading a one-line API response.
- Preparing JSON for documentation or tickets.
- Teaching JSON structure without installing tools.
Limitations
- Very large payloads may slow the browser tab.
- Does not execute or schema-validate beyond syntax (use json-schema-generator for that).
- Sensitive data stays local but visible on your screen — clear when done.
FAQ
JSON5 or comments?
Standard JSON only — comments are not valid JSON.
Copy formatted output?
Select from the result panel or use your browser copy shortcut.
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