JSON Escape/Unescape Tool
Easily escape and unescape JSON strings, format JSON with proper indentation, and validate JSON syntax with our comprehensive tool.
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Instructions
Escape/Unescape
- Escape: Converts special characters to escaped sequences
- Unescape: Converts escaped sequences back to characters
Tools
- Format: Pretty prints JSON with proper indentation
- Minify: Removes all whitespace from JSON
- Validate: Checks if the input is valid JSON
Comprehensive JSON Tools
Everything you need to work with JSON strings, from escaping to validation.
JSON Escaping
Escape special characters in JSON strings for safe usage in various contexts.
JSON Unescaping
Convert escaped JSON strings back to their original form.
JSON Formatting
Format and prettify JSON with proper indentation and structure.
JSON Validation
Validate JSON syntax and structure with detailed error reporting.
How to Use
Simple 4-step process
Step 1
Enter your JSON or text in the input field.
Step 2
Choose to escape, unescape, format, or validate the input.
Step 3
Review the processed output in the result field.
Step 4
Copy the result or use additional tools like formatting and minification.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our process, pricing, and technical capabilities.
See Full FAQJSON escaping is the process of converting special characters into their escaped sequences to ensure they can be safely used in JSON strings. For example: Quotes (") become \" Backslashes (\) become \\ Line breaks become \n
You need to escape JSON when: Embedding JSON strings in JavaScript code Storing JSON in databases Transmitting JSON in URLs or APIs Avoiding syntax conflicts in nested JSON structures
Formatting and minifying serve different purposes: Formatting adds proper indentation and spacing to make JSON readable Minifying removes all unnecessary whitespace to reduce file size
JSON validation checks for: Proper syntax and structure Matching brackets and braces Valid data types and values Correct use of commas and colons
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