How to use this tool
- Paste JSON and enter a pointer; leave the pointer empty to select the root.
- Run Resolve JSON Pointer to return the selected JSON value.
- Review the result and diagnostics before copying or downloading.
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RFC 6901 JSON Pointer Query
Select one object member, array item, or the root value with an unambiguous standard pointer.
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JSON Pointer Query: How to use this tool
Resolve an RFC 6901 pointer against JSON with correct ~0 and ~1 decoding.
Select one object member, array item, or the root value with an unambiguous standard pointer.
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Example to try
Input JSON
{"profile":{"display/name":"Ada","role~level":"admin"},"items":[10,20]}JSON Pointer
/profile/display~1name
Result
"Ada"
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Frequently asked questions
Is my data sent to a server?
No. The engine runs in your browser and applies local resource limits.
What happens with invalid input?
The tool reports a diagnostic and does not keep stale output.
What does JSON Pointer Query produce?
It returns the exactly addressed JSON value as typed JSON.
What limitation applies to JSON Pointer Query?
It supports plain and # URI-fragment pointers, but not wildcards or JSONPath expressions.