Inputs
Paste JSON text into the editor. The formatter parses it locally and displays a readable indented version or a parse error.
Free browser utility
Format and validate JSON in your browser for support notes, API examples, and configuration snippets.
Problem, cause, fix, verify
Problem
Malformed JSON wastes debugging time and can expose private payloads when teams paste data into external tools without thinking about where it is processed.
Audience
Developers, support teams, agencies, and site operators working with API payloads or structured settings.
First check
Paste JSON text into the editor. The formatter parses it locally and displays a readable indented version or a parse error.
Verify
Format the payload, remove private fields, then include only the minimum useful example in the ticket or documentation.
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Decision Support
For: Developers, support teams, agencies, and site operators working with API payloads or structured settings.
Use The Tool
Paste JSON text into the editor. The formatter parses it locally and displays a readable indented version or a parse error.
Use the formatted value for support notes, internal debugging, payload review, or before saving a configuration example.
Avoid pasting secrets, tokens, private keys, customer records, or raw PII into any tool. This utility runs locally, but sensitive values still deserve redaction before sharing.
Format the payload, remove private fields, then include only the minimum useful example in the ticket or documentation.
Private browser utility
Inputs and outputs stay in your browser. WPlura does not store these utility values.
{
"site": "example.com",
"checks": [
"headers",
"redirects"
]
}Formatting runs in your browser. WPlura does not store the JSON you paste here.
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