JSONPath Query
Free jsonpath online tool to query JSON in your browser. Extract fields with dot notation, array indexes, and wildcards. No upload, no account, no server processing.
Runs locally in your browser. Your input is not uploaded to DevToolMate servers.
Supported paths
Supports $.a.b, indexes like [0], and * for children. Recursive descent is not included.
Developer Quick Tips
- Query JSON online with dot notation: $.users[0].name extracts the first user's name entirely in your browser, no upload.
- Use wildcards to extract arrays: $.products[*].price returns all product prices as a JSON array, processed locally.
- Extract from API responses: paste JSON and use $.data[0].id to pull the first item's ID, all in-browser.
- Navigate config files: $.servers[2].host accesses the third server's hostname, runs entirely locally.
- Supported syntax: dot notation, numeric indexes, and * for immediate children. Recursive descent (..) and filters ([?(@.field)]) are not supported.
Frequently asked questions
How do I use jsonpath online to query JSON?
Paste your JSON into the first field and a path expression like $.users[0].name into the second. The tool runs the query in your browser and returns matched values as pretty-printed JSON. No upload, no account needed.
What JSONPath syntax does this json path online tool support?
JSONPath Query supports dot notation ($.a.b), numeric array indexes ([0], [1]), and wildcards (*) for immediate children of objects or arrays. Recursive descent (..) and filter expressions like [?(@.field)] are not supported.
How do I extract multiple values from JSON at once?
Use a wildcard (*) to match all immediate children. For example, $.products[*].price returns an array of all product prices. This is useful for extracting the same field from every object in an array.
Can I query JSON from API responses or config files online?
Yes. Paste the JSON response or config file into the input field, then write a path expression to extract the fields you need. For example, $.data[0].id extracts the first item's ID from an API response, or $.database.host extracts a hostname from a config file.
Is my JSON uploaded to DevToolMate servers?
No. JSONPath Query runs entirely in your browser. Your JSON input never leaves your device and is not uploaded to any server. All processing happens locally in the current session.
Do I need an account to use this tool?
No account required. JSONPath Query is completely free and works in your browser without login or registration. Just paste your JSON and a path expression to start querying.
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