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Extract deeply nested values with JSONPath.
Query API responses, logs, and large payloads with dot notation, filters, wildcards, and recursive descent in your browser.
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Paste JSON, enter a JSONPath, click Query
Query nested payloads locally
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Launch Access detailsAbout PayloadBench JSONPath Query
PayloadBench JSONPath queries nested API responses and logs in a browser-local workflow with no pasted-content upload for query input.
- Is PayloadBench JSONPath query safe for sensitive data?
- PayloadBench JSONPath is designed for sensitive payload querying. JSON data and query expressions are evaluated in the browser workflow with no pasted-content upload. You can verify this by opening DevTools Network tab and checking that no request contains your JSON or query expressions.
- How to verify that PayloadBench JSONPath does not upload your query or data?
- Open PayloadBench JSONPath, open DevTools (F12) and switch to the Network tab. Paste your JSON, enter a JSONPath expression, and run the query. Check that no network request contains your data or query expression.
- What JSONPath expressions are supported?
- PayloadBench supports common JSONPath expressions including dot notation, bracket notation, wildcards, recursive descent, filters, and array slices. It uses the jsonpath-plus library in the browser workflow.
- How is PayloadBench JSONPath different from server-side query tools?
- Server-side JSONPath tools require uploading your JSON to a remote server for evaluation. PayloadBench evaluates queries in the browser workflow, so sensitive configuration files, API responses, and internal payloads can be queried with no pasted-content upload.