What JSONPath syntax is supported?

We support standard JSONPath: $ (root), . (child), .. (recursive descent), [n] (array index), [*] (wildcard), [start:end] (slice), and [?(@.field)] (filter).

Can I filter array elements?

Yes! Use filter expressions like $..books[?(@.price < 10)] to find all books cheaper than $10.

Is it compatible with jq?

JSONPath and jq have different syntax. This tool uses JSONPath syntax. Common queries work similarly but complex filters may differ.

Does it show the full path of results?

Yes, each result shows the full JSONPath that matched, making it easy to locate values in large structures.

JSONPath Query Tool

Q: Is it compatible with jq?

JSONPath and jq have different syntax. This tool uses JSONPath syntax. Common queries work similarly but complex filters may differ.

Q: Does it show the full path of results?

Yes, each result shows the full JSONPath that matched, making it easy to locate values in large structures.

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Query JSON with JSONPath expressions

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Query JSON with JSONPath expressions. Runs 100% client-side — no data is sent to any server.

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