How to format JSON

JSON represents data with objects, arrays, strings, numbers, booleans, and null. Object keys and string values use double quotes.

Trailing commas, single quotes, comments, and unquoted keys are common reasons JSON fails validation. Remove those before sending JSON to an API or configuration parser.

When formatting private JSON, use a local browser tool whenever possible. Do not paste credentials, tokens, or personal data into services you do not control.