Which syntax is supported?

$, .name, ["name"], [index] including negative indexes, [*], [start:end], ..name, and [?(@.field == value)] with ==, !=, , and >=.

Does == coerce types?

No. The number 1 does not match the string "1".

Is this the whole JSONPath standard?

No. Unions, script expressions, and nested filter paths are omitted so the subset stays predictable.

JSONPath Tester

Run a small JSONPath subset against a JSON document and list each match with its path. Script expressions and filters with nested paths are not included.

Supported: .name, [index], [*], [start:end], ..name, and [?(@.field == value)]. Filters compare with ===-style equality, so 1 and "1" differ.

JSONPath

JSON

Matches

$.store.book[0].title
```
"A"
```

1 matches

How to use it

Paste a JSON document.
Enter a path that starts with $.
Read the matching values. Use an example if you want a known query.

Common mistakes

$.books.title does not walk an array. Use $.books[*].title.
Filters only select items in an array, and the comparison is one field deep.
A path that visits too many nodes is stopped.

Examples

Index

$.store.book[0].title

Filter

$.store.book[?(@.price < 10)].title

Frequently asked questions

Processing stays in this browser tab. What you paste is not uploaded, and this tool does not write it to local storage.