Paste JSON, a JavaScript object, a Python dict, a PHP array or a Ruby hash. The format is detected for you - pick what you want back.
Retyping the structure by hand for each language, and quietly introducing a typo in a key name that only shows up when a test fails much later.
Paste it once, click through the output formats, and copy each version out. The structure and every key stays identical because they all come from the same parse.
Useful when the same payload has to be kept in step across a polyglot codebase.
A single-line dict or array from a log file, full of single quotes and language keywords, that no JSON viewer will accept.
Indented JSON you can actually read, with the nesting visible and the keys in the order they were logged.
Turns whatever your logs printed into something you can inspect.