How do I write JSONPath expressions?
$ is the root. $.store.book accesses nested fields, [*] matches all array elements, and $..price recursively finds price fields.
JSONPath Query
DevTools JSONPath Query extracts nodes from JSON using JSONPath expressions such as $.key, [*], and $..key—all processed locally in your browser.
JSON input
About this tool
JSONPath is similar to XPath and helps extract fields from large JSON documents quickly. Expressions start with $ as the root.
How to use
- Enter a JSONPath expression.
- Paste your JSON data.
- Click Run Query to view matching results.
FAQ
Are filter expressions supported?
The current version supports common path syntax. Complex filter expressions may be enhanced in future releases.
What if there are no matches?
Verify the path matches your JSON structure. Use the JSON Tree Viewer to inspect the hierarchy first.
Is my JSON uploaded?
No. Queries run locally in your browser.
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