JSONPath Tester

Test child, index, wildcard, and recursive-descent JSONPath expressions against pasted JSON without uploading the document.

Evaluate JSONPath locally

Use a focused practical subset for common browsing/debugging jobs. Results include a readable JSONPath and an RFC 6901 JSON Pointer for exact locations.

JSON document

{"store":{"book":[{"title":"A","price":8.95},{"title":"B","price":12.5}],"open":true}}

JSONPath expression

—Matches

—Root

—Depth

—Input bytes

Supported: $, child properties, quoted bracket properties, array indexes, wildcards, and recursive descent. Not supported: filters, slices, unions, functions, or script expressions.

#	JSONPath	JSON Pointer	Value

Trust and standards boundaries

Formatting is not schema validation, Base64 is not encryption, URL normalization is not a privacy guarantee, UUID metadata is not provenance, and decoded JWT claims are not trusted until cryptographic and application-specific validation succeeds. RS256 tools accept explicit PEM key formats and do not fetch issuer keys or make authorization decisions.