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JSONPath Tester

Test JSONPath expressions against JSON data in real time. Supports dot notation, bracket notation, wildcards, array slices, and recursive descent.

JSONPath Tester

JSONPath syntax reference

$ is the root object. Use dot notation ($.key) or bracket notation ($['key']) to navigate. [*] or .* selects all items. [0] selects by index. [0:2] slices an array. ..key performs recursive descent — searching all levels. Paths are evaluated live as you type.

Why use JSONPath Tester online?

JSONPath Tester in the browser saves context switching: no CLI install, no fragile one-liners, and instant feedback for teammates who do not live in the terminal. It is ideal for debugging, demos, and quick checks during code review.

Tips for best results

Work with a sample payload first, then paste production data. Keep privacy in mind: prefer local browser processing for secrets, tokens, and customer data. Bookmark this page for faster access next time.

How to use

  1. Paste your JSON into the input area, or click Load example.
  2. Type a JSONPath expression starting with $.
  3. Matches are shown instantly as you type.
  4. Click Copy matches to copy the result array as JSON.
  5. Click Copy stats to copy the match count and path as plain text.
  6. Review the output and use Copy to paste into your editor, ticket, or chat.
  7. Need another utility? Scroll to Related Tools below for JSONPath Tester companions on skybin.io.
  8. For a deeper walkthrough, read the linked Skybin blog article at the bottom of this page.

在线工具与终端对比

终端 / CLI本工具
Install CLI tools or write a one-off scriptOpen the tool in your browser — no install
Look up flags in man pages or Stack OverflowPaste input or upload files where supported
Repeat for each file format or edge caseGet instant visual feedback and copy buttons

Your JSON stays in your browser — no data is sent to any server.

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常见问题

What JSONPath syntax is supported?
Root ($), dot notation (.key), bracket notation (['key']), array index ([0]), negative index ([-1]), array slice ([0:2]), wildcard ([*] and .*), and recursive descent (..key).
Does this support filter expressions like ?(@.price > 10)?
Not currently. Filter expressions require a more complex parser. The tool covers the core syntax used in the vast majority of real-world JSONPath queries.
Is this tool free to use?
Yes. All Skybin developer tools are free with no account, API key, or usage limits.
Does my data get sent to a server?
No. Processing runs in your browser whenever possible. Sensitive input never leaves your device unless a tool explicitly fetches a URL you provide (e.g. OG Validator).
Can I use this on mobile?
Yes. The tools work in modern mobile browsers, though a desktop screen is easier for large JSON or PDF workflows.
How is this different from desktop apps?
There is nothing to install or update. Open a bookmarked URL and start working — ideal for quick tasks during development or support calls.
Are there keyboard shortcuts?
Most tools support standard paste (Ctrl+V / Cmd+V) and select-all in text areas. Copy buttons provide one-click output.
Does Skybin store my history?
No. We do not log tool inputs or outputs. Refreshing the page clears in-memory state unless the tool encodes state in the URL.