JSON Formatter
Format, minify and validate JSON for easier reading.
Convert JSON-compatible YAML and JSON, with explicit errors for unsupported values.
Paste or choose an input, select options and process it locally. Review the result before copying or downloading.
Up to 1 MB of UTF-8 input and 100 nesting levels. One document only; duplicate keys, custom tags, aliases, non-string keys and non-finite numbers are rejected. Numbers outside JavaScript’s safe integer range are rejected; quote identifiers to preserve them. Comments and formatting are not preserved. Decimal numbers use IEEE 754 precision; quote precision-sensitive values.
Convert a single YAML 1.2 document to JSON, or turn JSON into readable YAML. Comments and formatting are not retained; values must fit JSON-compatible scalar, array and object types.
Up to 1 MB of UTF-8 input and 100 nesting levels. One document only; duplicate keys, custom tags, aliases, non-string keys and non-finite numbers are rejected. Numbers outside JavaScript’s safe integer range are rejected; quote identifiers to preserve them. Comments and formatting are not preserved. Decimal numbers use IEEE 754 precision; quote precision-sensitive values.
Convert a single YAML 1.2 document to JSON, or turn JSON into readable YAML. Comments and formatting are not retained; values must fit JSON-compatible scalar, array and object types.
Choose the direction that matches your input and use 2 or 4 spaces for indentation. YAML aliases, custom tags and non-string mapping keys are rejected instead of being silently rewritten.
Up to 1 MB of UTF-8 input and 100 nesting levels. One document only; duplicate keys, custom tags, aliases, non-string keys and non-finite numbers are rejected. Numbers outside JavaScript’s safe integer range are rejected; quote identifiers to preserve them. Comments and formatting are not preserved. Decimal numbers use IEEE 754 precision; quote precision-sensitive values.
Use one document with unique keys and at most 100 nesting levels. Quote unsafe integers or precision-sensitive decimals; non-finite numbers cannot be represented in JSON.
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