Turn compact JSON text into an indented document so nested objects and arrays are easier to read.
Decoded JSON will appear here...
Input chars
0
Output chars
0
Value kind
Not parsed
Input must already be JSON. Comments, trailing commas, and single-quoted strings are rejected; Base64 and URL-encoded text must be decoded separately.
In a one-line response, it can be hard to see where an array ends or an object begins. Indentation makes those boundaries easier to follow.
String values remain quoted and escaped in the output. Decoding here produces a readable JSON document, not plain text extracted from its fields.
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