JSON Query & Transformation Tool
Private structured-data workspaceQuery JSON, YAML and JSONL locally, inspect canonical paths and export structured results.
How to use it
- 01
Load structured data
Paste or open bounded JSON, YAML, JSONL or NDJSON without uploading it.
- 02
Run a query
Use JSONPath, JSON Pointer or the documented JMESPath subset and inspect exact canonical paths.
- 03
Transform and export
Flatten matching values into rows and download JSON, CSV, NDJSON or TypeScript.
Frequently asked questions
Is the source uploaded?
No. Parsing, querying and export run in this browser.
Is JSONPath standards based?
The evaluator covers common RFC 9535 selectors, recursive descent, slices, unions and simple filters, while rejecting unsupported expressions explicitly.
Does it implement all of JMESPath?
No. It provides a clearly labelled practical member, projection, index and wildcard subset.
How are large inputs handled?
Byte, depth, node and match limits prevent a static page from becoming unresponsive.
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