Common questions about Orbit JSON Viewer.
Orbit JSON Viewer is a web-based tool for viewing, inspecting, and working with JSON data. It provides multiple view modes, AI-powered features for conversion and error fixing, and powerful export capabilities.
Yes! All JSON parsing and viewing happens entirely in your browser (client-side). Your data never leaves your device unless you explicitly export or copy it. AI features may send data to AI services, but no data is stored permanently.
Orbit JSON Viewer can handle JSON files of various sizes. For very large files (over 50KB), some features like flat view may be disabled for performance. The app uses optimizations like lazy rendering and debounced processing to handle large files efficiently.
AI features are available in the AI Assistant panel at the bottom of the input editor. You can:
See our AI Features guide for detailed instructions.
Yes! The input editor is a fully functional text editor. You can type, paste, or modify JSON directly. Changes are validated in real-time, and you'll see error messages if the JSON becomes invalid.
You can export JSON as:
Basic features (viewing, editing, searching, exporting) work offline once the page is loaded. AI features require an internet connection as they use cloud-based AI services.
There are two search features:
Both support navigation with Enter/Shift+Enter keys.
Yes! Upload an image (drag-and-drop or use the file picker), then click "Convert to JSON" in the AI Assistant panel. The AI will analyze the image and extract structured data. This works great for receipts, forms, tables, and documents.
Orbit JSON Viewer works in all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. It requires JavaScript to be enabled and uses modern web APIs.
The app is responsive and works on mobile devices, though the experience is optimized for desktop use. On mobile, the tab layout mode is recommended for better usability.
If you encounter issues or have suggestions, please check the About page for contact information or project links.
Yes, Orbit JSON Viewer is free to use. AI features may have usage limits depending on the API configuration, but all core features are available without cost.