JSONPath

JSONPath Query Tool

BracketView runs JSONPath queries in your browser. Extract nested values with expressions like $.store.book[*].author. Free online JSONPath tool — no install.

Query JSON now

JSONPath is a query language for JSON, similar to XPath for XML. It lets you extract specific values from nested structures using expressions like $.store.book[*].author. BracketView includes a built-in JSONPath query tool so you can filter large API responses, debug webhook payloads, and explore nested data without writing custom scripts. Paste your JSON, enter a JSONPath expression, and see matching results instantly — all in your browser with no installation.

Key features

  • Full JSONPath expression support
  • Live query results as you type
  • Works with deeply nested objects and arrays
  • Pair with tree view for exploration
  • AI Query Assistant for plain-English to jq
  • No install — runs in the browser
  • 100% client-side for core queries
How to

How to Query JSON with JSONPath in BracketView

Extract data from JSON using JSONPath expressions in three steps.

01

Open BracketView

Go to app.bracketview.in and paste your JSON.

02

Enter a JSONPath expression

Type an expression like $.users[*].email in the JSONPath panel.

03

Review matching results

See filtered results instantly. Refine the expression to drill into nested data.

Frequently asked questions

What is JSONPath?

JSONPath is a query language for JSON. Expressions like $.store.book[*].author extract specific values from nested JSON structures.

Can I query JSON without code?

Yes. BracketView supports JSONPath expressions and an AI Query Assistant that converts plain English into jq filters.

Is JSONPath free in BracketView?

Yes. JSONPath querying is included in the free workspace with no signup required.

JSONPath vs JQ — which should I use?

JSONPath is simpler for basic extraction. JQ is more powerful for transformations. BracketView supports both in one workspace.

Does querying send my data to a server?

Core JSONPath queries run locally in your browser.