Step 1: Paste Your JSON
Paste your JSON data into the input editor.
Local JSON tool
Paste JSON below, then beautify it, minify it, or clear the editor. Everything stays in your browser.
A JSON Beautifier is an online tool that converts compact or unformatted JSON data into a clean, readable structure. It uses indentation and line breaks to make JSON easier to understand, review, and debug.
{"name":"Ali","skills":["Linux","OpenShift"],"active":true}
{
"name": "Ali",
"skills": [
"Linux",
"OpenShift"
],
"active": true
}
{"name":"Ali","skills":["Linux","OpenShift"],"active":true}
Paste your JSON data into the input editor.
Click the Beautify JSON button to format your JSON with proper indentation.
Click Validate JSON to check whether your JSON contains syntax errors.
Click Copy JSON to copy the formatted JSON to your clipboard.
Minify JSON removes unnecessary whitespace and produces a compact single-line result.
Adds indentation and line breaks to make JSON easier to read. Use it when you want to format JSON online and review the data. A JSON prettifier makes this same spacing change.
Removes unnecessary whitespace to make JSON more compact. Use it when you want a shorter version of the same data.
The Validate JSON button checks syntax and writes the result under the editor. It can identify invalid JSON. It does not correct these errors for you.
A comma after the last value in an object or array is invalid. Remove that comma.
JSON keys and strings must use double quotes. Replace single quotes around text.
JSON does not allow // or /* */ comments. Remove them before you validate.