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JSONPath Tester

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Query JSON with JSONPath expressions.

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Examples: $.store.book[*].title · $..price (recursive) · $.store.book[?(@.price<10)] (filter) · $..book[0,1]

About the JSONPath Tester

JSONPath is like XPath for JSON — a compact way to select values from a document. This free JSONPath tester lets you run expressions against your JSON and see the matches instantly, so you can build and debug queries for tools, scripts and integrations.

It runs entirely in your browser and keeps your data private.

How to test a JSONPath expression

  • Paste your JSON.
  • Type a JSONPath expression such as $.items[*].name.
  • See matching values update live as you refine the query.

Common JSONPath expressions

  • $.store.book[*].title — every book title.
  • $..author — every author anywhere in the document (recursive).
  • $.items[0] and $.items[-1:] — the first and last item.
  • $.items[?(@.price < 10)] — a filter on a field's value.

Frequently asked questions

What is JSONPath?

JSONPath is a query language for JSON that lets you select elements using expressions like $.store.book[*].author, similar to how XPath works for XML.

Does it support filters and recursive search?

Yes. It supports wildcards, array slices, filter expressions and recursive descent (the .. operator) so you can express complex selections.

Is my JSON uploaded?

No. Queries run locally in your browser against the JSON you paste.

How is JSONPath different from jq?

JSONPath is a query syntax for selecting values, supported across many languages and tools. jq is a full command-line processor that can also transform and reshape JSON. For picking out values, JSONPath is simpler; for scripting transformations, jq is more powerful.

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