JSONPath Finder
Write JSONPath queries to extract nested nodes and filter elements directly from your JSON payload.
JSON Input
Query Result
JSONPath Tester & Online Evaluator
Need to extract a deeply nested array of emails from a 10MB API response? Our free online JSONPath Tester allows you to query, filter, and extract specific nodes from complex JSON payloads using powerful JSONPath expressions.
Instant Evaluation: Write your query and watch the results update in real-time. The entire evaluation engine runs locally in your browser for maximum speed and data privacy.
Core Features
- Live Query ResultsAs you type your JSONPath expression (like
$.store.book[*].author), the results panel updates instantly, making it incredibly easy to learn and debug queries. - Advanced FilteringSupport for complex filter expressions (e.g.,
?(@.price < 10)) to slice and dice your data precisely how you need it. - Syntax HighlightingBoth your input JSON and the extracted output results are beautifully syntax-highlighted for maximum readability.
Example: Extracting Data
Input JSON Payload
{
"users": [
{ "name": "Alice", "role": "admin" },
{ "name": "Bob", "role": "editor" },
{ "name": "Charlie", "role": "admin" }
]
}$.users[?(@.role == 'admin')].name
Query Result
[ "Alice", "Charlie" ]
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is JSONPath?
JSONPath is a query language for JSON, similar to how XPath is used to query XML documents. It allows you to write expressions to navigate, filter, and extract specific slices of data out of large, complex JSON structures.
How do I select the root element?
Every JSONPath expression begins with the
$ symbol, which represents the root object or array of the JSON data. From there, you use dot notation ($.store.book) or bracket notation ($['store']['book']) to navigate down the tree.