View JSON as a collapsible tree, search keys and values, and copy the path to any field. Files stay in your browser.
Scrolling a wall of minified JSON, counting brackets to work out which object a field belongs to, and losing your place every time you scroll.
A collapsible tree where you can close the noise, open only the branch you care about, and copy the exact path to the field you need.
The fastest way to understand the shape of a payload you did not design.
Ctrl+F in a text editor, landing on dozens of irrelevant matches with no idea which record each one belongs to.
Search filters the tree to the branches that actually contain the hit, with the surrounding structure intact so you can see which record it came from.
Works on files far too big to read top to bottom.