Local JSON-LD Parsing
The first release keeps parsing entirely in the browser. Paste JSON-LD text and inspect it locally without sending the content to this site's server.
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Paste JSON-LD schema data, format it locally in the browser, and inspect a structured summary without sending it to the server.
Paste JSON-LD schema data to inspect the formatted JSON, structured summary, and node tree locally in your browser.
The first release keeps parsing entirely in the browser. Paste JSON-LD text and inspect it locally without sending the content to this site's server.
The viewer extracts the most useful high-signal fields such as `@context`, `@type`, `name`, `headline`, `description`, `url`, `image`, and `datePublished` for quick review.
If the input contains an array or `@graph`, the result is broken into separate schema nodes so you can inspect multiple entities without manually scanning raw JSON.
No. The first release parses and formats JSON-LD locally in your browser and does not send the content to this site's server.
This version focuses on JSON-LD. It supports a single object, an array of objects, and an object that contains `@graph`.
Not yet. The tool is meant for inspection and quick structural review, not full schema.org rules validation.
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