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JSON Repair & Inspector

Repair malformed JSON locally, review risk warnings, compare the before and after text, and inspect the repaired structure.

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JSON input

Paste JSON text or import one local file.

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Repair JSON
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Review before trusting the result

Review confidence, warnings, diff, tree, and summary.

Repair JSON to see the structure summary.

Copy or download repaired JSON
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Repaired JSON

Copy or download the repaired JSON.

Repaired JSON

JSON Repair & Inspector

Quick start

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Paste JSON text or import one local file.
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Click Repair JSON.
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Review confidence, warnings, diff, tree, and summary.
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Copy or download the repaired JSON.

Common scenarios

Clean API payloads copied from logs or browser tools.

Repair JSON copied from server logs, webhook traces, or browser console output.

Repair config snippets before formatting or saving.

Turn objects with comments, single quotes, unquoted keys, and trailing commas into standard JSON.

Convert NDJSON records into a valid JSON array.

Normalize JSON-like output from assistants before sharing it with other tools.

Usage advice

Review warnings before trusting repaired output.
Use the diff to check inserted brackets, changed quotes, removed comments, and NDJSON array wrapping.
Use the tree and summary to spot an unexpected top-level type, mixed field types, or very deep structures.
Keep the original text when duplicate keys or ellipses appear.
After repair, use JSON Formatter when the remaining task is formatting, minifying, or sorting valid JSON.

Limitations

This is not a schema validator or security scanner.
A syntactically valid repair is not proof that the business meaning is still correct.
Tree and summary are lightweight inspection aids, not graph visualization or JSONPath query tools.
Very large structures may show a limited tree preview first; copy or download the repaired JSON for deeper review.
Version 1 handles one input at a time, not batch repair.

Privacy and security

Repair runs in your browser. JSON text is not uploaded to CrateX.app servers.
Local repair history stays in this browser and can be cleared from the tool history.
If workspace or WebDAV sync is enabled, saved input text can follow that sync setting; local repair history is not synced to WebDAV.

FAQ

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Continue with these related tools for the next step.

All tool processing happens locally in your browser.