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JSON Pointer Tester

Resolve a JSON Pointer path against JSON data and see the targeted value extracted instantly.

JSON Pointer lookup executes in memory in your browser. No data is stored or logged.

Resolved value

"admin"
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What is JSON Pointer Tester?

JSON Pointer Tester resolves RFC 6901 string pointers to identify and extract specific values within a JSON document. JSON Pointer uses slash-delimited paths (e.g., /user/roles/0) and is the official addressing syntax utilized by JSON Patch (RFC 6902) and OpenAPI specifications. Test pointer resolutions and escape characters locally with instant feedback.

How to use JSON Pointer Tester

  1. 1Paste your JSON document in the JSON data textarea.
  2. 2Enter a JSON Pointer starting with a forward slash (e.g. /user/roles/0).
  3. 3View the exact resolved value in the result panel below.

Key features

RFC 6901 Specification Compliance

Accurately resolves slash paths, object keys, and 0-based array index pointers.

Escape Character Decoding

Properly handles RFC 6901 escaped characters (~1 for / and ~0 for ~).

Instant Real-Time Resolution

Evaluates the pointer path against your JSON document on every keystroke.

Zero Data Transmission

Runs entirely client-side to ensure internal JSON structures remain private.

Examples & use cases

Array Index Resolution

Retrieving the first item in an array using pointer syntax

Input:
JSON: {"items":["apple","banana"]}
Pointer: /items/0
Result:
"apple"

Frequently asked questions

A JSON Pointer starts with a forward slash followed by tokens separated by slashes (e.g. /users/0/name). An empty pointer "" refers to the entire document.
Per RFC 6901, forward slashes must be escaped as ~1, and tildes must be escaped as ~0.

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How to Validate JSON Syntax & Fix Common ErrorsRead tutorial →

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