JSONPath Tester — Query JSON Online

Click any key in the tree and its path lands in the Path box, ready to copy — no syntax to remember. Type an expression instead and every match lights up in the same tree as you type. Your document never leaves the browser.

Two ways to find a path

Point at it. Paste your JSON, expand the tree on the right and click the key you want. The Path box fills in with the normalised path — $.store.book[1].title — and Copy puts it on your clipboard.

Or query for it. Type a JSONPath expression in the same box. Matching nodes are highlighted and expanded in the tree, and the Matches tab lists every one with its path and value.

Supported syntax

$ — the root of the document, and @ for the current node inside a filter.
.name and ['name'] — a child property, quoted when it contains punctuation.
..name — recursive descent: find that property at any depth.
* — every child, as .* or [*].
[0], [-1] — an index, counting from the end when negative.
[0,2], ['a','b'] — a union of several selectors at once.
[start:end:step] — an array slice, each part optional.
[?(@.price < 10)] — a filter, with == != < <= > >=, &&, ||, !, parentheses and =~ /regex/.

Reading the results

Each row in the Matches tab shows the normalised path of the match and a preview of the value. Click a path to copy it; click it in the tree to jump back to the node.Copy values puts every match on your clipboard as a JSON array, which is usually what you want to paste into a test; Copy paths gives you the list of locations instead.

Scroll back up and click through a document — the sample loads in one click.