JSON Path Extractor Online
Extract values from JSON with paths like $.users[*].email. Use it for API debugging, docs, QA notes, and quick data inspection without uploading data.
A JSON path extractor finds values inside JSON using a compact path expression.
This tool supports common dot, bracket, index, and wildcard patterns for everyday debugging.
API responses
Paste JSON from an endpoint and extract one field across many records.
Nested objects
Use bracket or dot notation to reach values in nested object structures.
$.users[0].email extracts the first user email.
$.users[*].name extracts every user name.
$["meta"]["count"] extracts a bracket-notation key.
This extractor is intentionally small and fast. It does not support filters, recursive descent, script expressions, or server-side querying.
For complex JSON transformations, use a script or a dedicated JSONPath library in your application code.
API response checks
Extract one field across a response array for debugging or QA notes.
Documentation examples
Pull matching values from JSON samples before adding them to docs.
Data inspection
Quickly inspect nested values without writing a script.
Fixture cleanup
Copy selected values from test fixtures or mock payloads.
Example
Use $.users[*].email to extract all email values from a users array.
Assumption
The pasted text is valid JSON and the path uses supported syntax.
Limitation
Filters, recursive search, and advanced JSONPath operators are outside this lightweight tool.
Does this upload JSON?
No. Extraction runs in the browser.
Can it extract values from arrays?
Yes. Use an index like [0] or a wildcard like [*].
Can it format JSON too?
Use JSON Formatter when you need formatting, minifying, or validation.
Is this different from JSON to CSV?
Yes. JSON Path Extractor returns selected values. JSON to CSV converts records into table output.
Suggested workflow
JSON inspection path
Move from formatted JSON to targeted extraction and table export when debugging API data.