JSONLint

6.4easy start · #10 of 29
in JSON Tools

Runs on Browser, Mac, Web.

JSONLint is ranked #10 of 29 in JSON tools on The Geeks Club. It runs on Browser extension, macOS, Web.

JSONLint plans and pricing

JSONLint Pro $6.99 once macOS 12.0 or later · Mac app apps.apple.com · 2 Oct 2026

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Purpose: JSONLint is a validator and formatter for JSON that accepts pasted or typed code and URLs containing JSON.
Error reporting: The site says its validator identifies errors and reports their line numbers.
Web tools: JSONLint lists formatting, minifying, comparison, tree viewing, schema validation, and JSON Path tools.
Conversions: The site lists converters between JSON and CSV, Excel, SQL, YAML, XML, Java, and Python.
URL input: Users can supply a URL containing JSON for JSONLint to retrieve and parse.
Privacy: The privacy policy says JSON validation happens in the browser and JSON content is not sent to JSONLint servers for processing.
Analytics and cookies: The privacy policy says the site uses Google Analytics and cookies for preferences, analytics, and advertising.
Chrome extension: The free Chrome extension offers a collapsible JSON tree, image previews, clickable URLs, timestamps, and export to jsonlint.com.
Extension privacy: The extension page says it operates client-side and does not track or collect data.
Mac app: JSONLint Pro offers real-time validation, repair of common JSON errors, formatting, conversions, tree view, and multi-document tabs.
Mac app privacy: The Mac app listing says it works offline on the device and requires no account, analytics, tracking, or internet connection.
Open source engine: The site says its validator uses @jsonlint/core, which is available to install with npm for use in other projects.

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