JSON Deserialize Online

Inspect the value represented by serialized JSON: see its top-level type, total node count, and indented contents.

Deserialize a saved response to check whether it contains an object, an array, or a single value.
Deserializer
Requires standard JSON: no comments, trailing commas, or single-quoted strings
Deserialized Result
The parsed JSON value will appear here...

Input chars

0

Output chars

0

Value kind

Not parsed

Nodes found

0

Identify the top-level value

Value kind describes the outermost value. An object can contain arrays and numbers, but its top-level kind is still Object.

Understand the node count

Each object, array, and individual value counts as one node, including the root. Property names are not counted as separate nodes.

Compare shape and contents

An empty array has one node; [8,13,21] has four. Node count describes the number of values and containers, not their character length or nesting depth.

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