RFC 6901Resolve a value with a JSON Pointer: segments split by /, an empty string returns the whole document; escapes ~1 means / and ~0 means ~; arrays use numeric indices.

JSON source

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Resolved value

Load JSON and enter a pointer to see the resolved value

Resolve values by RFC 6901

JSON Pointer Resolver

Resolve values by / segment paths · ~0 / ~1 escapes · local

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Optionally keep your last input locally; clear it with one click.

Why use JSON Pointer

Standard path lookup

Use RFC 6901 paths like /a/b/0 to resolve a specific node value from JSON.

Correct escaping

When keys contain / or ~, escape as ~1 / ~0 so you never resolve the wrong node.

Array index support

Numeric path segments act as array indices, so you can target a specific array item.

Clear miss feedback

A missing path or malformed pointer each report a clear error instead of silently returning empty.

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