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We've All Been There

You copy some JSON from an API response, paste it into your code, and suddenly everything breaks. The error message is cryptic: "Unexpected token at position 47" - but what does that even mean?

JSON is picky. One missing quote, one extra comma, or one wrong bracket and the whole thing becomes invalid. Instead of hunting through hundreds of lines trying to spot the error, let the tool do the detective work for you.

🚨 Common scenario:

Copying JSON from browser dev tools often adds invisible characters or breaks formatting. This tool catches those issues instantly!

What Gets Fixed Automatically

Trailing Commas

❌ Broken:

{
  "name": "John",
  "age": 30, ← Problem!
}

✅ Fixed:

{
  "name": "John",
  "age": 30
}

Missing Quotes

❌ Broken:

{
  name: "John", ← Unquoted key
  age: 30
}

✅ Fixed:

{
  "name": "John",
  "age": 30
}

Single Quotes

❌ Broken:

{
  'name': 'John' ← Single quotes
}

✅ Fixed:

{
  "name": "John"
}

When This Tool Saves Your Day

API Integration

Got a JSON response that won't parse? Sometimes APIs return slightly malformed JSON that breaks standard parsers. Fix it here first.

Data Migration

Migrating data between systems? Often the exported JSON has formatting issues that prevent import. Clean it up quickly here.

Copy-Paste Errors

Copied JSON from documentation, chat, or email? These sources often introduce invisible characters or formatting problems.

Legacy Data

Working with old JSON files that don't meet current standards? Fix them automatically instead of manually hunting for errors.