Learn how to use Orbit JSON Viewer to visualize, inspect, and work with JSON data.
There are several ways to load JSON into Orbit JSON Viewer:
Simply paste JSON directly into the input editor. The app will automatically validate and parse the JSON.
Click the folder icon in the input editor toolbar, or drag and drop a JSON file directly onto the editor.
Use AI to convert text, tables, or images into JSON. Upload an image or paste text, then click "Convert to JSON".
Orbit JSON Viewer offers three different ways to view your JSON data:
Hierarchical view with expandable/collapsible nodes. Best for exploring nested structures.
Flat list of all JSON paths and values. Great for finding specific keys quickly.
Formatted JSON with syntax highlighting. Perfect for copying or reviewing the structure.
Switch between views using the buttons in the visualization panel toolbar. Your selection and expanded nodes are preserved when switching views.
The Inspector panel (right side) provides detailed information about the selected node:
users[0].contact.email)For objects and arrays, the Inspector shows a table of child properties or items. Click any row to navigate to that node.
For primitive values, it shows sibling properties from the parent object.
View depth and size information for the selected node to understand the structure better.
Search functionality is available in both the input editor and the visualization panel:
Use the search box in the visualization panel toolbar to find nodes containing your search term.
Search within the raw JSON text in the input editor.
Export your JSON data in various formats:
Click the "Export" button in the header to download the entire JSON as a .json file.
From the Inspector panel, you can:
Use the "Copy" button in the header to copy the entire formatted JSON to your clipboard.
Now that you know the basics, explore more advanced features: