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Paste practical JSON from real development work
JSON, short for JavaScript Object Notation, is a lightweight data format used to exchange structured data between apps, APIs, backend services, and development tools. It is easy for humans to read and easy for software to parse, which is why it appears in REST APIs, debug logs, configuration files, and mobile app networking layers.
This tool accepts normal JSON as well as escaped or double-encoded JSON strings such as "{\n \"date\" : \"2026-05-29\" \n}". You can paste those strings directly, then decode and format them without manually removing slashes or line-break escapes.
For iOS development, this is useful when Xcode prints raw request or response JSON in the console. Paste the log output as-is, format it instantly, and inspect the payload before creating Swift models or debugging API issues.