Advanced JSON Fixer & Recovery Engine
Paste → Instant fix. Repair malformed JSON, recover truncated payloads, extract from logs, fix AI/API output — 100% client-side. Fix trailing commas, missing quotes, broken arrays, AI-generated JSON.
Advanced JSON Fixer & Recovery Engine
Paste → Instant fix. Repair malformed JSON: trailing commas, missing quotes, broken arrays, AI-generated JSON — 100% client-side
Repair options
Fix from API error
Paste an error like "Unexpected token } in JSON at position 245" to highlight the position.
JSON Input
Fixed JSON Output
JSON Fixer Features
Automatic Error Detection
Scans and identifies all JSON syntax errors automatically
Smart JSON Repair
Fixes common errors like trailing commas, single quotes, and unquoted keys
Precise Error Location
Shows exact line and column numbers for each error
Visual Error Highlighting
Highlights problematic lines with color-coded indicators
Learn More About JSON Fixing
10 Most Common JSON Mistakes Developers Make
Learn about the most common JSON mistakes and how to fix them instantly with examples.
Read Guide →25 Broken JSON Examples and How to Fix Them
Real-world broken JSON examples with step-by-step fixes and explanations.
Read Guide →Why JSON Breaks in Real-World APIs
Understand why APIs return broken JSON in production and how to fix it effectively.
Read Guide →How JSON Fixers Work Internally
Learn how JSON fixers work internally and why manual fixing often fails.
Read Guide →What Is a JSON Fixer?
A JSON fixer is a tool that automatically detects and repairs common JSON syntax errors so you do not have to hunt through hundreds of lines by hand. JSON is strict — even a single misplaced comma, a single-quoted string, or an unquoted key will preventJSON.parse() from working and crash the application reading the data.
Broken JSON shows up everywhere in real development: AI models produce JSON with trailing commas or comments, APIs sometimes return malformed responses, config files get edited by hand and pick up errors, and copy-pasting JavaScript object literals brings in single quotes and unquoted keys. This tool handles all of those cases — paste broken JSON and get valid, parseable output in one click.
Fix Broken JSON in Seconds
Paste your broken JSON
Type or paste any invalid JSON, including minified payloads, API responses, AI output, or JavaScript object literals.
See errors highlighted
The tool immediately flags every syntax error with the exact line and character position, so you know what is wrong.
Auto-fix applies
Click Fix to automatically repair trailing commas, single quotes, unquoted keys, missing brackets, and other common errors.
Copy fixed JSON
Copy the repaired JSON to your clipboard or download it — ready to paste back into your code, config, or API request.
Common JSON Errors and How to Fix Them
The table below covers the most frequent JSON syntax errors developers encounter and how the fixer handles each one.
| Error | Example (broken) | Fix applied |
|---|---|---|
| Trailing comma | {"a":1,"b":2,} | Remove the comma before the closing brace or bracket |
| Single quotes | {'key':'value'} | Replace single quotes with double quotes |
| Unquoted keys | {key: "value"} | Wrap the key in double quotes |
| Missing quotes on string value | {"name": Alice} | Wrap the value in double quotes |
| Unexpected token | {"x": undefined} | Replace undefined/NaN/Infinity with null or a valid value |
| Unterminated string | {"msg": "hello | Close the string and any open brackets |
When You Need a JSON Fixer
Debug API Responses
Fix malformed JSON returned by third-party APIs that breaks your application at runtime.
Fix Config Files
Repair hand-edited JSON config files where trailing commas or missing quotes slipped in.
Repair Exported Data
Clean up JSON exports from databases, spreadsheets, or tools that produce non-standard output.
Fix JS Object Literals
Convert JavaScript object literals — with single quotes and unquoted keys — into valid JSON.
Clean Scraped JSON
Repair JSON extracted from web pages or logs that contains extra text, comments, or broken nesting.
Fix Copy-Paste Errors
Recover JSON that was copy-pasted from documentation, Slack, or emails and lost its formatting.
Frequently Asked Questions
1How do I fix invalid JSON?
2What is a JSON syntax error?
3How do I fix a trailing comma in JSON?
4What does "Unexpected token" mean in JSON?
5Is my JSON sent to a server?
6What is the most common JSON syntax error?
7Can JSON have single quotes?
8How do I fix JSON that contains comments?
9How do I fix a truncated or incomplete JSON string?
10How do I fix JSON with unquoted keys?
11What is the difference between JSON and JSON5?
12How do I find the exact line where a JSON error occurs?
Developer Guides
Feedback for json_fixer
Tell us what's working, what's broken, or what you wish we built next — it directly shapes our roadmap.
Good feedback is gold — a rough edge you hit today could be smoother for everyone tomorrow.
- Feature ideas often jump the queue when lots of you ask.
- Bug reports with steps get fixed faster — paste URLs or examples if you can.
- Name and email are optional; we won't use them for anything except replying if needed.
Stay Updated
Get the latest tool updates, new features, and developer tips delivered to your inbox.
- Product updates & new tools
- JSON, API & developer tips
- Unsubscribe anytime — no hassle