JSON Path Finder
Extract values from JSON data using JSONPath expressions. JSONPath is a query language for JSON, similar to XPath for XML. Use JSONPath expressions to find and extract specific values, arrays, or objects from complex JSON structures.
When to use this tool
You need to extract deeply nested values from large JSON payloads.
You want to validate a JSONPath query before using it in code.
Examples
Find nested object values
Input
{ "user": { "profile": { "email": "dev@example.com" } } }
Path: $.user.profile.emailOutput
dev@example.com
Dot notation is best for simple object keys.
Find values inside arrays
Input
{ "users": [{ "id": 1 }, { "id": 2 }] }
Path: $.users[*].idOutput
[1, 2]
Use [*] to match every item in an array.
Developer use cases
Pull specific fields from API responses for debugging.
Test JSONPath queries used in data pipelines.
Common mistakes to avoid
Using dot notation for keys that contain dashes or spaces.
Forgetting that JSONPath is case-sensitive.
Format and behavior notes
Use $ to reference the root JSON object.
Use dot notation for simple keys and bracket notation for keys with spaces or special characters.
Format invalid or minified JSON first if path results are hard to inspect.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use JSONPath?
Paste your JSON data and enter a JSONPath expression (e.g., $.store.book[*].title). The matching values will be extracted and displayed.
What JSONPath syntax is supported?
The tool supports standard JSONPath syntax including $ (root), . (child), [] (array index), * (wildcard), and more.
Can I extract multiple values?
Yes, JSONPath expressions can match multiple values, which will all be displayed in the results.