JSONPath Query

Query nested API responses, logs, and production-like payloads with XPath-like expressions. Extract values and filter arrays locally with no pasted-content upload. Use 5 free runs before upgrading.

ProJSONPath is a Pro feature. Free for occasional use, unlimited with Pro.
JSONPath: 5 of 5 free runs left in this browser.
JSON Data
JSONPath Expression

Quick Reference

Results

$.

Paste JSON, enter a JSONPath, click Query

Pro Feature

Query nested payloads locally

JSONPath, Diff, JWT Decoder, and Schema Validator — built for sensitive JSON workflows. $5/month. No pasted-content upload.

View Pricing

Verify local processing · Security guide · Pricing

About SafeJSON JSONPath Query

SafeJSON JSONPath queries nested API responses and logs in a browser-local workflow with no pasted-content upload for query input.

Is SafeJSON JSONPath query safe for sensitive data?
SafeJSON JSONPath is designed for sensitive payload querying. JSON data and query expressions are evaluated in the browser workflow with no pasted-content upload. You can verify this by opening DevTools Network tab and checking that no request contains your JSON or query expressions.
How to verify that SafeJSON JSONPath does not upload your query or data?
Open SafeJSON JSONPath, open DevTools (F12) and switch to the Network tab. Paste your JSON, enter a JSONPath expression, and run the query. Check that no network request contains your data or query expression.
What JSONPath expressions are supported?
SafeJSON supports common JSONPath expressions including dot notation, bracket notation, wildcards, recursive descent, filters, and array slices. It uses the jsonpath-plus library in the browser workflow.
How is SafeJSON JSONPath different from server-side query tools?
Server-side JSONPath tools require uploading your JSON to a remote server for evaluation. SafeJSON evaluates queries in the browser workflow, so sensitive configuration files, API responses, and internal payloads can be queried with no pasted-content upload.