Hey hunters! 👋 I built NextJSON out of a frustration every developer will recognize. Every JSON extension I tried only worked on JSON pages — open an API response in the browser, and it formats it. But the moment I had raw JSON from a log, a Slack message, or a teammate, there was no way to just paste it in and format it. I'd end up on some random online formatter, pasting data I probably shouldn't. So I built NextJSON to fix that first: a popup where you paste raw JSON, and it instantly parses and formats it — no page required, nothing leaves your browser. Then I kept going, and pulled in all the things I was bouncing between different sites and tools for: - 📋 Paste & parse raw JSON in the popup — or auto-format any JSON page - 🌳 5 ways to explore: Tree, Raw, Graph, Table, and UI Preview - 🌐 Fetch from URLs with custom methods & headers (CORS bypass built in) — no Postman needed - 🔀 Diff two JSON payloads side by side - 📤 Export to CSV, Excel, YAML, or TypeScript - ⚡ Query with built-in JQ / JSONPath + regex search - ✏️ Edit inline with full undo/redo And one of my favorite parts — a powerful right-click menu on any value: - 📍 Copy the path to any node — as dot, bracket, JSON Pointer, JSONPath, or JQ - 🔑 Copy the key, value, or the whole entry instantly - 🧬 Copy as code — cURL, JavaScript, Python, or a TypeScript interface - 🎯 Filter to a key or highlight all matching keys across the tree - ✏️ Edit, add, or delete keys right where you click - 🔍 Show data type and even search Google for a value The goal: one tool that does what used to take five — and keeps your data 100% local. No servers, no tracking, no accounts. It's free, lightweight, and built in pure vanilla JS. I'd love your feedback — what do you currently jump between tools for that you wish lived in one place? I'm reading every comment today. 🙏

NextJSON

NextJSON - parse, format, edit and export JSON with ease!

NextJSON - parse, format, edit and export JSON with ease!