JSON Path Extractor
Paste JSON, enter a dot path, and extract the matching value instantly in your browser.
Inspect API payloads faster
Large JSON responses are painful to scan when you only need one value buried three levels deep. This extractor parses your JSON and follows a simple dot path — like user.roles.0 — to pull out exactly the nested field, array item, or boolean you want, without writing a throwaway script or eyeballing a wall of braces.
It is ideal for debugging API responses, checking webhook payloads, and pointing a colleague at a specific value. When a path does not exist it reports that clearly instead of throwing a cryptic error, so you can tell the difference between “missing” and “malformed.”
Private JSON parsing
Parsing and extraction run entirely in your browser, so real API responses — which often contain tokens and customer data — are never uploaded to a third-party service.
Frequently Asked Questions
What JSON paths are supported?
This lightweight extractor supports dot paths like user.name, array indexes like roles.0, and blank path for the full object.
Is this JSONPath standard complete?
No. It is a practical dot-path extractor for quick API debugging, not a full JSONPath query engine.
What happens if a path is missing?
The tool reports that no value was found instead of throwing an error.
Is my JSON uploaded?
No. Parsing and extraction run locally in your browser.
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