JSON Views
View JSON in multiple formats: tree, table, and raw.
View Controls
🌳 Tree View
View Comparison
🌳 Tree View
- • Interactive collapsible structure
- • Great for deep nesting exploration
- • Shows data hierarchy clearly
- • Compact when collapsed
💻 Code View
- • Traditional JSON format
- • Easy to copy/paste
- • Syntax highlighting
- • Familiar to developers
📊 Table View
- • Perfect for array data
- • Easy column comparison
- • Sortable and filterable
- • Best for tabular datasets
🃏 Cards View
- • Object properties as cards
- • Great for dashboards
- • Visual property separation
- • Mobile-friendly layout
About JSON Views
JSON Views lets you switch between three different perspectives on the same JSON data: a collapsible tree for exploring structure, a table for scanning array records, and a raw text view for copying. This makes it easier to understand unfamiliar data without needing to mentally parse nested brackets. It is particularly useful for large API responses with dozens of fields.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is JSON Views free?
Yes, completely free. No signup, no account, no usage limits. Use it as much as you need.
Is my data secure?
All processing happens directly in your browser using JavaScript. Your data is never sent to any server, stored, or shared. It stays entirely on your device.
Can I edit the JSON while in the tree or table view?
Editing is available in the raw view. The tree and table views are read-only visualizations of the parsed data.
Does the table view work for deeply nested JSON?
The table view works best for flat or shallow arrays of objects. For deeply nested structures the tree view gives a clearer picture.