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JSONPath Finder

Discover a JSONPath by clicking any node in an interactive tree of your JSON. The matching range is highlighted in the editor so you can see how the tree maps to the source.

Use JSON Path Evaluator when you already have an expression and want the values it matches.

Paste or type your content here…

Paste JSON, then click any value in the tree to get its JSONPath expression.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get a path?

Paste valid JSON, then click any key or value in the tree. The JSONPath appears above the tree with a Copy button, and the matching range is highlighted in the editor.

Multiple matches?

Each node has its own path. Arrays use [0], [1], and so on.

JSONPath Finder

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