🔎 JSONPath Tester

Evaluate JSONPath queries (e.g. $.store.book[*].author) against JSON data in real time. Filters, recursive descent, and wildcards supported.

✅ 100% free, no signup, runs entirely in your browser (powered by jsonpath-plus)

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JSON Data

JSONPath Query

Result

📚 JSONPath Syntax Help

$ — Root object

@ — Current node (in filter)

.field / ['field'] — Child member access

.. — Recursive descent (any depth)

* — Wildcard (all elements)

[index] — Array index

[start:end:step] — Array slice

[a,b,c] — Multiple indexes / fields

[?(@.price < 10)] — Filter expression

[?(@.tags)] — Field existence

1

Paste JSON

Paste the JSON document on the left. The Sample button loads example data.
2

Enter a query

Type a JSONPath expression starting with $. Results update live. Filters and wildcards are supported.
3

Inspect the result

Matching values are pretty-printed on the right with the match count and any errors.

What is JSONPath?

A query language for JSON, analogous to XPath for XML. It uses $ as the root and supports dot/bracket notation and filter expressions.

How do I write filters like [?(@.price < 10)]?

@ refers to the current node. Comparison and logical operators (==, !=, <, <=, >, >=, &&, ||) are supported. Wrap string literals in single quotes.

When should I use the recursive descent (..)?

Use it to find all matches at any depth. $..author collects the author field wherever it appears in the document.

🐛 Found a bug or issue with this tool?

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