In my daily development work, I often encounter JSON data that's in non-standard formats - like keys without quotes, extra quotes at the beginning and end, or single quotes instead of double quotes. When this happens, other JSON formatting tools just show errors and can't process the data successfully.
That's why I created this JSON formatter tool to intelligently handle various non-standard JSON formats. I also included features like beautifying JSON, compression, validation, and conversion all in one place.
Traditional JSON tools can only handle standard formats, but in real development we often encounter various "non-standard" situations:
Traditional tools will error, but our tool can handle this
javascript
{
name: "JSON Formatter",
}
Automatically converts single quotes to standard double quotes
javascript
{
'name': 'Li Si',
}
Automatically cleans up extra quotes at beginning and end ```javascript "{ "name": "Wang Wu", "status": "active" }"
// After processing becomes standard JSON { "name": "Wang Wu", "status": "active" } ```
This situation often occurs when exporting data from certain systems or during copy-paste operations. The tool automatically recognizes and cleans up these extra quotes, ensuring the output is valid JSON format.
The entire process is done locally without uploading to servers. JSON formatting is completed in just a few seconds.
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