JSON Validator
Validate your JSON data instantly. Check for syntax errors, get detailed error messages, and ensure your JSON is properly formatted.
JSON Input
About JSON Validation
JSON validation ensures that your JSON data conforms to the JSON specification. Common validation checks include:
Valid JSON
- Properly quoted strings
- Correctly nested objects and arrays
- Valid data types
- Proper use of commas
- No trailing commas
Common Errors
- Missing or extra commas
- Unquoted keys or strings
- Single quotes instead of double quotes
- Trailing commas
- Invalid characters or escape sequences
JSON Best Practices
- Use Double Quotes: JSON requires double quotes for strings, not single quotes
- No Trailing Commas: Remove commas after the last item in objects or arrays
- Escape Special Characters: Properly escape backslashes, quotes, and control characters
- Valid Numbers: Don't use leading zeros or invalid number formats
- No Comments: JSON doesn't support comments (unlike JavaScript)