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JSON Path Extractor

Extract data from JSON using path expressions with dot and bracket notation

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About This Tool

The JSON Path Extractor allows you to query JSON data using path expressions, a powerful syntax for navigating and selecting elements within JSON structures. It supports wildcards, array indexing, and recursive descent for precise data extraction.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What path expression syntax is supported?

The tool supports dot notation (e.g., store.name) and bracket notation (e.g., store["name"]), as well as array indexing (e.g., products[0]) and wildcards (e.g., products[*]). Paths are prefixed with $. to indicate querying from the root object.

How does the wildcard * work?

The wildcard * matches all elements in an array or all keys in an object. For example, products[*].name returns the name field of every product in the array, displayed as an array of results.

How do I query deeply nested data?

Simply write the path expression layer by layer to access deeply nested data, such as store.metadata.lastUpdated. Each level is connected by a dot, and array elements are accessed using bracket notation with an index.

Is my data safe when using this tool?

Absolutely. All JSON parsing and path queries happen locally in your browser. No data is uploaded to any server, keeping your data completely private.

Can I extract data from multiple paths at once?

Yes. Enter a path expression in the input field and click Add Path to add multiple path expressions. The tool executes all path queries simultaneously and displays the extraction results for each path separately.