Format view

The JSON Format window allows you to format JSON in various forms and copy formatted JSON to clipboard.

See more information NeatJSON.

Format options

Sort Keys — Sort objects' keys in alphabetical order
Wrap — Maximum line width before wrapping
Align Values — When wrapping objects, line up the colons (per object)
Short — Put opening brackets on the same line as the first value, closing brackets on the same line as the last
This causes the indent and indentLast options to be ignored, instead basing indentation on array and object padding.
Indent — Whitespace used to indent each level when wrapping
Indent Last — Indent the closing bracket/brace for arrays and objects

Format Decimals — Decimal precision for non-integer numbers
Trim Trailing Zeros — Remove extra zeros at the end of floats, e.g. 1.2000 becomes 1.2
Force Floats Everywhere — Force every integer value written to the file to be a float, e.g. 12 becomes 12.0
Force Floats For — Specify an array of object key names under which all integer values are treated as floats. For example,
- serializing {a:[1, 2, {a:3, b:4}], c:{a:5, d:6} with 'Force Floats For': ['a']
- would produce {"a":[1.0, 2.0, {"a":3.0, "b":4}], "c":{"a":5.0, "d":6}}

Array Padding — Number of spaces to put inside brackets for arrays
Object Padding — Number of spaces to put inside braces for objects
Before Comma — Number of spaces to put before commas (for both arrays and objects)
After Comma — Number of spaces to put after commas (for both arrays and objects)

Before Colon 1 — Number of spaces before a colon when the object is on one line
After Colon 1 — Number of spaces after a colon when the object is on one line
Before Colon N — Number of spaces before a colon when the object is on multiple lines
After Colon N — Number of spaces after a colon when the object is on multiple lines

Escaped - Format JSON with escaped quotes to enable direct pasting within a string
Prettified - Format JSON without changing indentation