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Free JSON, Data & Formatter Tools

Format, validate, compare, convert, and inspect JSON, YAML, CSV, text, timestamps, cron expressions, and query strings.

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JSON, Data & Formatter Tools

JSON Formatter & Validator

Format, validate, minify, and tree-view JSON data. Detects trailing commas, shows error position with context. All processing happens in the browser -- no data sent anywhere.

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JSON to CSV Converter

Convert JSON arrays to CSV/TSV with configurable delimiter, optional header row, nested field flattening via dot notation, and download-ready output.

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YAML JSON Converter

Bidirectional YAML to JSON and JSON to YAML converter. Handles nested objects, arrays, and scalar values. Useful for config files, GitHub Actions, front matter, and Docker Compose.

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JSONPath Tester

Test JSONPath expressions against JSON data. Supports dot notation, bracket notation, wildcards, array indices, and filter expressions. Shows matched values with paths.

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JSON Schema Generator & Validator

Generate JSON Schema from sample JSON data, or validate JSON against an existing schema. Supports Draft 04/07/2020-12. Infers types, marks required fields, includes examples.

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Regex Tester and Debugger

Test regular expressions against text with match highlighting, capture groups, and replacement preview. All processing is local in the browser.

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Markdown Preview Editor

Split-screen Markdown editor with live GitHub-Flavored Markdown preview. Supports headings, bold/italic, links, code blocks, tables, and task lists.

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What this collection helps with

Structured data problems often appear between systems: an API response needs validation, YAML must become JSON, a timestamp needs interpretation, or two text versions need comparison. These tools keep that work local and make each transformation visible before you copy the result.

Best for

  • Developers inspecting API payloads and configuration files.
  • Publishers converting structured content between common formats.
  • Anyone who needs a quick, inspectable formatter or comparison result.

Common use cases

  • Format and validate JSON before committing a configuration file.
  • Convert JSON to CSV or YAML to JSON without uploading source data.
  • Test JSONPath, regex, timestamps, cron expressions, and query parameters.

Task guide

Choose the tool that matches the format you already have and the result you need. Validate before converting when possible, because a formatter cannot repair ambiguous or missing data. Review field names, data types, time zones, delimiters, and escaping in the output before using it in an API, spreadsheet, build file, or published page.

Publishing checklist

  • Confirm the input format and character encoding before conversion.
  • Review numbers, booleans, null values, dates, and nested structures after formatting.
  • Check delimiter and quoting behavior when producing CSV.
  • Test expressions against representative data, not only a single simple example.
  • Keep a copy of the original input until the transformed output is verified.

FAQ

Questions about json, data & formatter tools

Does formatting JSON change its data?

Formatting should only change whitespace and indentation. Validation and conversion tools may expose invalid syntax or change representation, so compare the result before replacing the original file.

Is pasted data uploaded?

The current data tools run in your browser. Input is processed locally and is not intentionally sent to a jquery.app application server.

Can these tools handle very large files?

They are designed for everyday browser-sized inputs. Very large files can use substantial memory or make the tab unresponsive, so use a streaming command-line or desktop tool for large datasets.