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JSON Path Tester

Test a JSONPath expression against JSON data and see matching values extracted instantly.

JSONPath queries execute locally using jsonpath-plus. No queries or payloads leave your machine.

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What is JSON Path Tester?

JSONPath Tester is an interactive evaluation tool that lets developers test and refine JSONPath query expressions against complex JSON documents in real time. Powered by jsonpath-plus, it supports root queries, wildcards, array slicing, recursive descent (..), and script filters. Ideal for debugging REST API extraction, log parsing, and data pipeline queries.

How to use JSON Path Tester

  1. 1Paste your JSON payload into the JSON data editor.
  2. 2Enter a JSONPath expression (e.g. $.store.books[*].title or $..author) in the query box.
  3. 3View matching extracted elements in the result panel and copy the output.

Key features

Real-Time Query Evaluation

Evaluates JSONPath expressions on every keystroke and displays matching results.

Full JSONPath Syntax Support

Supports wildcards (*), deep recursive descent (..), array slicing, and predicate filters.

Clear Error Feedback

Highlights invalid JSON syntax or malformed JSONPath expressions with actionable error messages.

Local Client-Side Execution

Processes JSON data locally in your browser so sensitive API responses are never exposed.

Examples & use cases

Extract Array Properties

Querying titles from a list of book objects

Input:
{
  "store": {
    "books": [
      {"title": "Book A", "price": 10},
      {"title": "Book B", "price": 20}
    ]
  }
}
Result:
[
  "Book A",
  "Book B"
]

Frequently asked questions

The $ symbol represents the root object or array of the JSON document, serving as the starting point for queries.
Use the recursive descent operator (..), for example $..id will find all "id" properties regardless of nesting depth.
JSON Pointer (RFC 6901) identifies a single specific node using slash notation (/a/b/0), while JSONPath supports complex queries, wildcards, and filtering across multiple nodes.

Helpful guides & tutorials

How to Validate JSON Syntax & Fix Common ErrorsRead tutorial →

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