JSON & XML Validators

Easily validate your JSON and XML data with our user-friendly online tool, ensuring error-free and compliant formatting.

JSON Validator



        

XML Validator


    

What Are JSON and XML?

JSON (JavaScript Object Notation):
JSON is a lightweight data-interchange format that is easy to read and write for humans and machines. It is commonly used in APIs, configurations, and data storage.

XML (Extensible Markup Language):
XML is a flexible format for structuring data in a way that is both human-readable and machine-readable. It’s often used in web development, document storage, and communication between systems.


Why Validate JSON and XML?

Avoid Syntax Errors:
Validation ensures your JSON or XML files are free from syntax errors that can break applications or APIs.

Save Development Time:
Spot errors instantly instead of spending hours debugging invalid data.

Ensure Compatibility:
Properly formatted JSON and XML data are critical for seamless integration across systems.


Features of Our Validator Tool

  • Instant Feedback: Get immediate results for your JSON and XML data validation.
  • Error Highlighting: See exactly where the error is in your code.
  • Free and Secure: No data is stored or shared; everything runs locally in your browser.
  • User-Friendly Interface: Paste your data, click validate, and get results instantly.

How to Use the Validator

  1. Paste Your Data: Copy your JSON or XML data into the respective text area.
  2. Click Validate: Press the “Validate” button to check your data.
  3. Review Results: See whether your data is valid or invalid, along with error messages for corrections.

Common Issues with JSON and XML

JSON Issues:

  • Missing commas, colons, or brackets.
  • Improper use of double quotes.
  • Trailing commas in arrays or objects.

XML Issues:

  • Missing closing tags.
  • Improper nesting of elements.
  • Undefined or invalid characters.

When to Use This Tool

This tool is perfect for:

  • Developers testing APIs.
  • Web designers validating data structures.
  • Students learning JSON or XML.
  • Anyone working with data that needs to be error-free.