Beautify and Format Your JSON Instantly

Use our free JSON Formatter tool to transform ugly, minified JSON data into a clean, human-readable format with proper indentation. Secure, fast, and browser-based!

How to Format JSON?

JSON Formatter Tool

Formatted Output:

Why Format JSON?

When working with APIs, configurations, or storage, JSON is often compressed to save bandwidth. However, minified JSON is difficult to read and debug. By formatting JSON, you can:

When Should You Format JSON?

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Is it safe to format JSON online?

Yes! Fshup’s formatter runs entirely inside your browser. No data is uploaded or stored on any server.

2. Will formatting change my data?

No. Formatting only adds indentation and line breaks for easier reading. Your data remains unchanged.

3. Can I edit after formatting?

Yes, you can directly copy, edit, or re-validate the formatted JSON as needed.

4. What if my JSON has an error?

If your JSON is invalid, formatting will fail. Use our JSON Validator first to check syntax.

Benefits of Using JSON Formatter

Formatted JSON is not only easier for humans to read, but it also helps developers and testers quickly identify the logical structure, nested objects, and relationships within the data. During debugging or API development, working with clean, well-indented JSON saves time and prevents costly mistakes.

Advanced JSON Formatting Tips

More Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

5. What browsers are supported by Fshup Formatter?

Our formatter is supported on all major browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari.

6. Can I format nested JSON objects?

Yes, Fshup JSON Formatter fully supports formatting of deeply nested structures like arrays inside objects, objects inside arrays, and multiple levels of nesting.

7. Why do I get an error when formatting?

Most likely your JSON has invalid syntax. Use our Validator tool to first validate your data, then format.

8. How large a JSON file can I format?

You can format reasonably large JSON files (up to a few MBs) directly in your browser. However, extremely large files might slow down performance depending on your device.