JSON Path Extractor

Extract nested data using dot notation like user.address.city or data.results[0].name

1 Paste your JSON / JSONL data in the left panel (or upload a file)

2 Add extraction paths using dot notation (e.g., users[0].name)

3 Click "Extract All Paths" to see results as a table

4 Copy results as CSV or keep adding more paths to extract

💡 Pro tip: Use [*] to extract from all items in an array, like users[*].email

💡 Supports single JSON object, JSON array, or JSONL (one JSON per line)

🔍 Extraction Paths (dot notation, supports array indices)

No paths added yet.
Add a path like user.email

📋 Extraction Results

Add paths and click "Extract"

Results appear as a table (rows = records, columns = paths)

user.name → get "name" field

users[0].email → first array element's email

users[*].id → extract "id" from every array item

$[*].name → for JSON arrays, extract "name" from each object