JSON Formatter

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Text stays in the browser

Formatters and encoders work on pasted text locally, which is safer for logs, snippets, and sample data.

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Quick workflow

  1. Paste text or load an example.
  2. Run format, validate, encode, decode, or minify.
  3. Copy the cleaned result into your editor or workflow.
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Useful tip

For structured data, format first, validate next, then convert or generate schema/types if needed.

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