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JSON Path Tester

Test JSONPath expressions against JSON data. See matched results in real-time. Supports dot notation, recursive descent, wildcards, and filters.

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  • No sign-up
  • Clear controls
  • Open and use
Enter JSON and a JSONPath expression, then click Run
What this tool does
  • Test JSONPath expressions with instant results
  • Supports dot notation ($.store.book[0])
  • Recursive descent ($..author)
  • Wildcards ($.store.book[*].title)
  • Filters ($[?(@.price<10)])
  • Runs in your browser -- your data stays private
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The short version

What is JSON Path Tester?

JSONPath is a query language for JSON, similar to XPath for XML.

It lets you navigate and extract specific values from complex JSON structures using expressions like $.store.book[0].title (first book title) or $..author (all authors at any depth). This tool evaluates JSONPath expressions against your JSON data entirely in the browser, showing matched results instantly.

JSON Path Tester showing a worked example — Test JSONPath expressions against JSON data. See matched results highlighted in real-time.
JSON Path Tester with the built-in example loaded. Free, no sign-up, and the result appears as you type.
Step by step

How to use JSON Path Tester

  1. 1

    Enter your JSON

    Paste or type your JSON data in the left panel. The tool validates JSON syntax in real-time and highlights errors. Click "Try Example" to load sample data.

  2. 2

    Write a JSONPath expression

    Enter a JSONPath expression in the top input field. All expressions start with $ (the root). Use dot notation for properties ($.store), brackets for arrays ($.book[0]), and two dots for recursive descent ($..price).

  3. 3

    Click Run

    Press the Run button or hit Enter. The tool evaluates the expression against your JSON and shows all matching values in the right panel.

  4. 4

    Review matches

    Each match is displayed with its index, type, and value. Objects and arrays are formatted as pretty-printed JSON. Click Copy to get all results as a JSON array.

  5. 5

    Try example paths

    Click the example path buttons below the input to quickly test common patterns. Each button fills in a different JSONPath expression.

What's inside

Everything this tool
does for you

  • Dot notation: $.store.book.title for nested property access
  • Recursive descent: $..author finds "author" at any depth
  • Wildcards: $.store.book[*].title matches all array items
  • Array indexing: $.store.book[0] accesses specific elements
  • Filter expressions: $[?(@.price<10)] for conditional matching
  • Real-time JSON validation with error highlighting
  • One-click example paths for quick testing
  • Runs in your browser -- your JSON data stays in your browser
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