JSONPath Tester

Extract values from JSON data using a JSONPath expression.

Category: Dev Tools

When to use?

Use it to extract specific fields from a complex nested JSON response, or to test that a JSONPath expression works correctly.

How to use

  • Enter the JSON data.
  • Enter the JSONPath expression (e.g. $.items[*].name).
  • The extracted values are shown.

Input Explanation

Put the source JSON object on the left and a JSONPath query (e.g. $.store.book[0]) on the right.

Calculation Basis

It parses the JSON into an object, then uses a jsonpath engine to interpret dot notation, array indices, and filters ([?()]) to extract matching node values as an array.

Usage Examples

  • Explore API responses - Extract only needed fields from a complex JSON response by path.
  • Quick pre-deploy check - Check inputs and output to reduce errors before dev/ops work.
  • Aid docs/reviews - Copy the result into dev docs, issues, or review comments.

Examples

  • $.store.book[0].title → the first book's title
  • $.items[*].price → an array of all item prices

Cautions

  • Generated output is for reference; test carefully before production use.
  • Some advanced JSONPath syntax can differ by implementation.

Guides

What JSONPath is

JSONPath is a query language to extract values from JSON data. It expresses paths with dots and brackets, like $.store.book[0].title.

Common expressions

$ is the root, * is all elements, and .. is recursive search. Use it to extract specific fields from API responses or traverse nested JSON.

FAQ

Are array wildcards supported?

Yes, expressions like $.items[*].name are supported.

Is the JSON sent out?

No. JSONPath extraction runs only in the browser.

How are multiple results shown?

When a wildcard matches several values, they are collected as an array.

What JSONPath syntax is used?

Common expressions like $ root, dot notation, and [*] wildcards. Some advanced syntax can differ by implementation.

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