ffee
All tools
JSON Path Finder
List every JSONPath or dotted path to a value, search them, and see the value types.
Find paths in a JSON document
Paths shown: 0 · Nodes walked: 0
How to use the JSON Path Finder
- Paste the JSON document you want to explore.
- Type a search term to filter paths or values, and pick a path style.
- Copy the collected paths into your code or test suite.
Features
- Every JSONPath, dotted and bracket path in one table
- Search across both paths and values
- Value type shown next to every path
- Leaf only filter for quick field discovery
Advertisement
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the free online json path finder.
Paste the document and search for the value. The matching row shows the full JSONPath, the
type and the value itself.
You can switch between JSONPath such as $.user.name, dotted paths such as user.name and
bracket paths such as user['name'] at any time.
It hides container nodes and lists only actual values, which keeps the table short when you
are hunting for a single field.
Yes. The search box matches text in both the path and the value, so typing an email address
finds every place it appears.
Yes. Array elements are addressed with their index, so the third item of an items array is
written as items[3] or items[2] style paths.
No. The document is parsed and walked entirely in your browser, so private data never leaves
your device.
Every node is visited once, so even deeply nested documents with thousands of values are
listed almost instantly.
Yes. Click Copy paths and the visible rows are copied as a newline separated list, ready to
paste into code or tests.
It shows the parser error message instead of paths, so you can correct the syntax and run the
search again.
Yes. It is completely free with no account, no sign-up and no limit on how many documents you
inspect.
Last updated: October 10, 2026