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Paste your Json Below and.. Format Minify Copy Browse

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 formatting
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JSON formatter settings

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Max Display length for Strings

To improve performance it is better to restrict the max display length of String to something like 1000. Note that this is only for the display and does not affect other features including search. Enter 0 to turn off

Max String Display Length 

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Format, Minify and Browse Json or Xml

Copy, paste your json or xml under the corresponding tab and click on format or minify.

Unlike many online xml formatters this formatter does not trim or add formatting spaces to text value under leaf nodes when formatting xmls which can break SOAP apis or java's JAXB. You can change the indentation or remove xml comments when formatting or minifying under the Settings tab.

Click on copy button to copy the formatted on minified text.

Click on browse button to browse the json or xml. xml content is opened in a new browser window (Does not work on Safari). json structure is shown under the Json Tree tab. Below are the key features of the Json Browser under Json Tree tab.

JsonBrowser allows you to browse a json and copy fields

• There is a copy button next to each json field shown in the Tree tab
• If the field value is a String clicking it copies the value without quotes (") and escape characters to clipboard.
  This feature is useful to copy multiline text values like xml or json
• If the field value is an xml String clicking it copies the formatted xml. You can use Ctrl+click or Cmd+click to copy the original xml
• If the field value is a json clicking it copies the formatted sub json
• If any string field is a json an additional json field named exp$<fieldName> is added to browse the contents of the json string.
  This helps in browsing the json value without copy pasting it to a json viewer
• You can use Ctrl+click or Cmd+click on a Tree node to expand/collapse all nodes in the sub tree
• You can use the search box to search keys or values. The matching section of the Tree is shown and matching fields are highlighted

Below is a sample Json. Copy paste under Json Tab and Click on the Tree Tab

{
  "info": {
    "key1": "Val1",
    "key2": "Val2",
    "list": [1, 2, 3, 4]
  },
  "xmlField": "<RootNode>\n  <SubNode1>Some Value</SubNode1>\n  <Amount>1234</Amount>\n</RootNode>",
  "jsonField": "{\n  \"name\": \"Suresh M\",\n  \"address\": \"Address Line1\\nAddress Line2\\nPostal Code: 100000\",\n  \"phones\": [\n    {\n      \"type\": \"Mobile\",\n      \"number\": \"+918888888888\"\n    },\n    {\n      \"type\": \"Work\",\n      \"number\": \"+91-80-22222222\"\n    },\n    {\n      \"type\": \"Home\",\n      \"number\": \"+91-80-33333333\"\n    }\n  ]\n}"
}

In the Tree view try the copy button for xmlField and jsonField and also check the contents of exp$jsonField.

You can also click here to try.