Best for
Checking whether JSON text can be parsed before using it in an API, configuration file or conversion workflow.
Private browser tool
Validate JSON syntax free in your browser. Find parsing errors without uploading API responses, configuration data or other private JSON.
Next step
Simple by design
Paste the JSON you want to check.
Select Validate JSON.
Use the reported parser message to correct the syntax, then validate again.
Practical guidance
Checking whether JSON text can be parsed before using it in an API, configuration file or conversion workflow.
A clear valid or invalid result with the browser parser error when the syntax cannot be read.
Syntax validation does not enforce a JSON Schema. A document can be valid JSON while still missing fields required by your application.
A missing quote or comma can cause several later characters to look incorrect. Fix the earliest reported problem, then validate again instead of trying to solve every apparent issue at once.
After the document parses, check that field names, allowed values and data types match the system that will receive it. Those requirements belong to that system or its JSON Schema.
Good to know
It checks JSON syntax: matching braces and brackets, valid strings, commas, numbers, literals and the overall document structure.
No. It does not check required properties, types defined by a schema or business rules.
JSON strings and property names require double quotes. Single-quoted strings are common in JavaScript but are not valid JSON.
No. Standard JSON does not allow line or block comments. Remove them before validation.
No. This tool processes your file inside your browser and does not send its contents, name or metadata to Filemivo.
Yes. It is free to use and has no artificial file-size limit. Your browser and device memory determine the practical limit.