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JSONPath Finder

JSONPath Finder is a free online query that helps you query a JSON document with a JSONPath expression; supports $,., [n], [*],..key and [?(@.field op value)] filters. JSONPath Finder uses 2 input fields, returns 2 output values, and runs in your browser on the device.

Key facts

Inputs
2 fields: JSON and JSONPath
Outputs
2 values: Matches and Match count
Runtime
your browser on the device
Mode
Query
Privacy
Files and text stay in the browser session.
Cost
$0, no account required

How to use JSONPath Finder

  1. 1

    Paste or fill in the input

    Enter your text or values into the input fields on the page.

  2. 2

    Run the utility

    Click Compute to run the utility in your browser and review the result.

  3. 3

    Copy the output

    Copy the output value you need from the result panel.

JSONPath Finder details

First, enter JSON in JSONPath Finder. Next, review Matches and Match count. Additionally, JSONPath Finder uses 2 input fields and 2 output blocks so the result is easy to scan and copy.

Paste any JSON and run a JSONPath query against it. The supported subset covers the common cases: `$` for the root, `.key` and `["key"]` for child access, `[index]` (negative allowed) and `[*]` for array elements, `..key` for recursive descent, and filter expressions like `[?(@.price < 10)]` with ==, !=, <, >, <=, >=. Matches are returned as a JSON array. Useful for exploring large API responses or extracting data points without writing code. Runs entirely in your browser; free, online, no upload.

Common searches

  • jsonpath
  • jsonpath tester
  • jsonpath finder
  • json query
  • json path
  • json xpath

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Frequently asked

What is JSONPath Finder?

JSONPath Finder is a free online query that helps you query a JSON document with a JSONPath expression; supports $,., [n], [*],..key and [?(@.field op value)] filters. JSONPath Finder uses 2 input fields, returns 2 output values, and runs in your browser on the device.

What inputs and outputs does JSONPath Finder use?

JSONPath Finder uses 2 input fields: JSON and JSONPath. JSONPath Finder returns 2 output values: Matches and Match count.

Do my files and data stay private?

Yes. JSONPath Finder runs entirely in your browser using your device's CPU. Files and text are never uploaded to our servers, so your data stays private.

How do I use JSONPath Finder?

Open JSONPath Finder, paste or fill in the input fields, and the result updates instantly. JSONPath Finder runs in your browser with no upload and no waiting.

Which browsers does JSONPath Finder support?

Any modern browser works in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge on desktop and mobile. JSONPath Finder uses standard web APIs and does not require any plugin, extension, or sign-up.