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How to Use Our Free Online JSON Comparison Tool

Using our JSON comparison tool is simple and efficient. Follow these steps to compare JSON data:

  • 1. Enter Your JSON Data: Copy and paste or fill in the input fields with the JSON data you want to compare. Place one dataset on the left side and the other on the right side.
  • 2. Click 'Compare': Hit the 'Compare' button to start the comparison process.
  • 3. Fix Incorrect JSON: If the JSON data is dirty or incorrect, a 'Fix JSON' button will appear. Click this button to automatically fix the JSON.
    • 4. View the Side-by-Side Comparison: You will see a side-by-side comparison of your JSON objects and arrays. The diff shows the original data you entered, now aligned for easy comparison. Highlights in green, blue, and red help you spot differences quickly.
      • Blue: Highlights missing keys or values in one dataset.
      • Green: Highlights unequal values.
      • Red: Indicates mismatched values.

Check out the info section to learn more.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • Q: What is a JSON Comparison Tool?

    A: A JSON comparison tool allows you to compare two JSON data structures to identify differences and similarities. It's essential for debugging, data validation, and ensuring consistency between different data sources.

  • Q: Is the JSON Comparison Tool free to use?

    A: Yes, our JSON comparison tool is completely free to use. There are no hidden costs or premium features.

  • Q: What if I encounter errors while using the tool?

    A: If you encounter any issues or errors, you can reach out to us via our GitHub repository.

  • Q: Is my data secure when using the tool?

    A: Yes, your data is processed securely. We do not store or share your JSON data. It's a client-side comparison tool, ensuring your information remains private.

  • Q: Can this tool fix JSON data as well?

    A: Yes, our tool can help with fixing JSON data. After comparing the JSON files, if any discrepancies are found, we offer an option to automatically correct certain types of errors based on predefined rules. If your JSON does not conform to specific rules and requires additional fixes, you can raise a query on our GitHub repository for further assistance.