JSON Tree Viewer

Visualize JSON data in an interactive tree view. Expand and collapse objects and arrays.

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Enter JSON and click "Parse JSON"

Tree Viewer Features:

  • Expand/collapse objects and arrays
  • Color-coded types (strings, numbers, booleans, null)
  • Shows item and key counts
  • Hierarchical visualization
  • Easy navigation of complex structures

How to Use JSON Tree Viewer

  1. Paste your JSON in the input field
  2. Click "Parse JSON" to generate the tree
  3. Click arrows to expand/collapse nodes
  4. View hierarchical structure with colors
  5. Load sample to see example

Viewer Features

🎯 Interactive

Expand and collapse nodes to explore structure

🎨 Color-Coded

Different colors for strings, numbers, booleans, null

📊 Statistics

Item and key counts for arrays and objects

🌳 Hierarchical

Clear visual representation of nested structures

🚀 Fast Navigation

Navigate complex structures easily

🔒 Private

All parsing happens locally in your browser

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a tree view?

A tree view displays hierarchical data with expandable/collapsible nodes, making nested structures easy to explore.

Why use tree view instead of raw JSON?

Tree view makes complex JSON much easier to understand. You can expand only the parts you're interested in.

What are the color codes?

Colors distinguish data types: strings (green), numbers (blue), booleans (orange), null (gray).

Can I edit JSON in the tree view?

This viewer is read-only. Edit JSON in the input field and re-parse.

What about very large JSON?

Handles large JSON structures. Performance depends on your browser and complexity.

What if JSON is invalid?

Invalid JSON won't parse. Use the JSON Validator tool to check for errors first.

Can I expand all nodes at once?

This tool expands nodes individually. For large JSON, expand strategically.

How are arrays shown?

Arrays show index numbers [0], [1], etc. with item counts.

What about null and undefined?

JSON doesn't support undefined. Null values are shown as "null" in gray.

Is my JSON private?

Yes, all parsing happens in your browser. JSON never leaves your device.

About JSON Tree Viewer

The JSON Tree Viewer transforms complex JSON data into an easy-to-navigate visual structure. Perfect for exploring APIs, configuration files, and data exports.

Key Benefits

  • Understand complex API responses quickly
  • Explore nested data structures
  • Debug JSON configuration files
  • Great for learning JSON structure
  • 100% browser-based - completely private
  • Color-coded for easy comprehension