Publisher information
JSONFormatView is an independent developer tool built and maintained by Akul Srivastava. Its purpose is to make everyday JSON inspection clearer while keeping document processing on the user’s device.
The site is not affiliated with Google, the JSON specification, or any API provider. Features are implemented and tested as part of this project, and product claims are limited to behavior the current application provides.
JSON work often moves between a formatter, validator, tree viewer, comparison tool, and converter. JSONFormatView brings those tasks into one workspace so a document can be investigated without repeatedly copying it between unrelated services.
The interface is designed for developers, analysts, students, and support teams who need to understand an API response or configuration file—not just make it look tidy.
Formatting and the other document operations run in the browser. The site does not provide an application endpoint that receives the JSON being edited. Local history uses browser storage on the current device.
The site may use aggregate analytics to understand feature usage and, if approved, advertising to support operation. Those services are separate from the JSON document-processing path. See the privacy page for current details.
Automated tools can be wrong or unsuitable for a particular data contract. Repair previews should be reviewed, conversions should be tested with their destination system, and validation should not be mistaken for schema or business-rule validation.
Questions, defect reports, and correction requests can be sent through the contact details on this site. Substantive guide pages are reviewed before publication and display their update date.