JSON Formatter & Validator
Pretty-print, minify, and validate JSON instantly
Comment ça marche
- 1Paste your JSON
Drop or paste any JSON string into the input box. Even messy, minified JSON works.
- 2Choose format or minify
Pretty-print with 2 or 4 spaces, or collapse to a single line for embedding.
- 3Copy or download
Copy formatted JSON to your clipboard or download it as a .json file.
À propos de JSON Formatter & Validator
Free online JSON formatter, beautifier, and validator. Paste any JSON to instantly pretty-print with 2 or 4-space indentation, minify to a single line, or catch syntax errors. Runs entirely in your browser - your data never leaves your device. JSON Formatter & Validator sur 712 Tools tourne entièrement dans ton browser via des APIs JavaScript natives - aucun server ne voit jamais tes données. Résultats instantanés, privacy complète, et aucune limite d'upload.
Que ce soit pour une session de debug, un sanity check rapide ou un incident en prod, cet outil est gratuit à utiliser autant que tu veux. Pas de watermarks, pas de signup et pas d'ads dans l'outil.
Questions fréquentes
Is my JSON uploaded anywhere?
No. All parsing and formatting happens in your browser using the native JSON parser. Nothing is sent to a server.
What does the validator catch?
Missing commas, unquoted keys, trailing commas, mismatched brackets, and any invalid JSON per the RFC 8259 spec.
Can it handle large files?
Yes, up to your browser's memory limit. Files over ~50 MB may slow down the pretty-printer but validation stays fast.
Does it support JSON5 or JSONC?
Not yet. Only strict JSON (no comments, no trailing commas, keys must be double-quoted) is supported.
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