A JSON path is a dot-notation string (like $.store.products[0].name) that identifies the exact location of a value in a JSON document. It is used in tools like jq, JSONPath libraries, and many APIs.

How do I use the path I copied?

Use it in jq queries (jq '.store.products[0].name'), JavaScript (obj.store.products[0].name), Python (data['store']['products'][0]['name']), or JSONPath-compatible libraries.

Does it handle large JSON files?

Yes. The tree starts collapsed beyond depth 2 to keep navigation fast. Click to expand any node. Very large files (10MB+) may be slow due to browser memory limits.

Is my JSON sent to a server?

No. All parsing and display happens entirely in your browser. Your data never leaves your device.

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JSON Path Finder

Paste JSON and explore it as an interactive tree. Click any node to see its full JSONPath and value. Instantly copy paths for use in code, jq queries, or API responses. Supports nested objects, arrays, and all JSON types.

JSON Input

Interactive Tree — click any node

▼$:{1}

▼store:{3}

name:"TechShop"

▶products:[2]

▶address:{2}

How to Use the JSON Path Finder

Paste any JSON in the left panel to see it rendered as an interactive tree on the right. Click any node to see its full dot-notation path (e.g. $.store.products[0].name) and its value. Copy either the path or value with one click.

Common Use Cases

Find the exact path to a deeply nested value in API responses. Generate paths for jq filters, JavaScript property access, or Python dictionary lookups. Explore unfamiliar JSON structures quickly.

Frequently Asked Questions

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