Validate JSON
Validate JSON code for errors
Escape JSON
Escape special characters in JSON strings. Convert JSON data to properly escaped format for safe transmission or storage.
JSON Tools
Input JSON
Escaped JSON Output
Tool options
Quote Output
Wrap the entire escaped JSON output in double quotation marks.
Escape JSON Examples
Escape a Simple JSON Object
In this example, we escape all quotes (") around the keys and values in a simple JSON object. This ensures that the JSON data is interpreted correctly if it's used in another JSON object or assigned to a variable as a string.
Input
{"country": "Spain", "capital": "Madrid"}
{"country": "Spain", "capital": "Madrid"}
Output
{{\"country\": \"Spain\", \"capital\": \"Madrid\"}
{{\"country\": \"Spain\", \"capital\": \"Madrid\"}
Quote Output
Wrap the entire escaped JSON output in double quotation marks.
Escape a Complex JSON Object
In this example, we escape a more complex JSON object with nested elements containing data about the Margherita pizza recipe. We escape all quotes within the object as well as convert all line breaks into special "\n" characters. Additionally, we wrap the entire output in double quotes by enabling the "Wrap Output in Quotes" option.
Input
{
"name": "Pizza Margherita",
"ingredients": [
"tomato sauce",
"mozzarella cheese",
"fresh basil"
],
"price": 12.50,
"vegetarian": true
}
{
"name": "Pizza Margherita",
"ingredients": [
"tomato sauce",
"mozzarella cheese",
"fresh basil"
],
"price": 12.50,
"vegetarian": true
}
Output
"{\n \"name\": \"Pizza Margherita\",\n \"ingredients\": [\n\"tomato sauce\",\n \"mozzarella cheese\",\n \"fresh basil\"\n ],\n \"price\": 12.50,\n \"vegetarian\": true\n}"
"{\n \"name\": \"Pizza Margherita\",\n \"ingredients\": [\n\"tomato sauce\",\n \"mozzarella cheese\",\n \"fresh basil\"\n ],\n \"price\": 12.50,\n \"vegetarian\": true\n}"
Quote Output
Wrap the entire escaped JSON output in double quotation marks.
Escape a JSON Array of Numbers
This example showcases that escaping isn't necessary for JSON arrays containing only numbers. Since numbers themselves don't hold special meaning in JSON, the tool doesn't modify the input and the output remains the same as the original JSON array.
Input
[1, 2, 3]
[1, 2, 3]
Output
[1, 2, 3]
[1, 2, 3]
Quote Output
Wrap the entire escaped JSON output in double quotation marks.