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Turn nested JSON into an interactive graph so API responses, config files, webhook payloads, and logs are easier to understand. Paste or import JSON, search across keys and values, inspect paths, and export the visual diagram.
{
"order": {
"id": "A-100",
"items": [
{ "sku": "TEE", "qty": 2 },
{ "sku": "MUG", "qty": 1 }
],
"shipping": { "city": "Berlin", "express": true }
}
}order
├─ id: "A-100"
├─ items
│ ├─ [0] { sku: "TEE", qty: 2 }
│ └─ [1] { sku: "MUG", qty: 1 }
└─ shipping { city: "Berlin", express: true }Nested JSON becomes a graph of connected nodes you can pan, search, and inspect.
A large JSON response is hard to hold in your head as a wall of text. Turning it into a graph shows the shape at a glance: which objects hold arrays, how deep the nesting goes, and where a field you care about actually lives. Instead of scrolling and counting braces, you follow the connections.
Search works across keys, values, and paths, so you can jump straight to the node you want. Clicking it gives you the exact JSONPath, which you can drop into code or a query.
Exporting the graph as an image is a fast way to explain a payload to a teammate or attach structure to a ticket. When a webhook or log entry has an unexpected shape, a picture of it often makes the problem obvious.
JSON visualization runs in your browser, so pasted data is not uploaded to JSON Toolbox servers.
Yes. JSON Toolbox turns valid JSON into an interactive graph with pan, zoom, search, node inspection, and path copying.
Yes. You can search across keys, values, JSONPath, and JSON Pointer paths and jump to matching nodes.
Click a node to inspect it and copy its JSONPath or value, which you can paste into code or a query.
Yes. The visualization is generated in your browser, so your JSON does not need to leave your device.
Yes. You can export the visible JSON graph as SVG or PNG.