JSON Formatter
Format and validate your JSON data to make it easier to read and debug. Supports minify, beautify, and syntax highlighting.
How to Use JSON Formatter
Steps to Use
- Paste your JSON data in the input box on the left.
- Click the "Format" button to format JSON data into a readable form.
- Click the "Minify" button to compress JSON data into a single line.
- Click the "Auto Fix" button to automatically fix common JSON syntax errors.
- Click the "Copy" button to copy the result to clipboard.
- Click the "Clear" button to clear both input and output areas.
- Use the "Escape Output" toggle to escape output for embedding in program code.
- Use the "Dark Mode" toggle to switch the display theme.
Escape Output Example
When escape output is enabled, JSON strings are escaped for direct embedding in program code. For example:
Normal Output::
{
"message": "Hello \"World\"",
"newline": "Line 1\nLine 2"
}
Escaped Output::
{\n \"message\": \"Hello \\\"World\\\"\",\n \"newline\": \"Line 1\\nLine 2\"\n}
Features
- Auto Format: Beautify your JSON data with proper indentation and line breaks.
- Syntax Validation: Check for syntax errors in your JSON data and provide error messages.
- Syntax Highlighting: Mark JSON key-value pairs and data types with different colors.
- Minify Function: Convert formatted JSON into a compact single-line form to reduce data size.
- Auto Fix: Automatically fix common JSON syntax errors like unquoted keys and trailing commas.
- Escape Output: Escape JSON strings for direct embedding in program code.
- Local Processing: All data processing is done in your browser, nothing is uploaded to servers.
- Real-time Processing: Input changes are automatically processed and results are updated.
Operation Details
Format
Beautifies JSON with 2-space indentation and line breaks, preserving key order.
{"name":"John","age":30}
{
"name": "John",
"age": 30
}
Minify
Removes all unnecessary whitespace and line breaks to create a compact single-line format.
{
"name": "John",
"age": 30
}
{"name":"John","age":30}
Auto-Fix
Automatically fixes common JSON syntax errors:
- Adds double quotes around unquoted property names
- Replaces single quotes with double quotes
- Removes trailing commas before closing brackets
{name:'John',age:30,}
{"name":"John","age":30}
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