String ⇄ JSON

Convert escaped strings to JSON and back.

How string ⇄ JSON conversion works

APIs and logs often contain JSON stored inside a string, with quotes escaped like {\"name\":\"John\"}. String → JSON removes the escaping (even when it was applied more than once) and pretty-prints the result.

JSON → String does the reverse, like JSON.stringify applied to the JSON text, so you can embed it in another JSON value or in source code.

Processed locally in your browser — your input is never uploaded.

What is String ⇄ JSON?

Convert escaped strings to JSON and back. APIs and logs often contain JSON stored inside a string, with quotes escaped like {\"name\":\"John\"}. String → JSON removes the escaping (even when it was applied more than once) and pretty-prints the result.

Is String ⇄ JSON free to use?

Yes. String ⇄ JSON on DevCipher is completely free, with no sign-up, no limits and no ads.

Is my data safe when I use String ⇄ JSON?

Yes. Everything runs locally in your browser. Your input is never uploaded to a server, and sensitive values such as keys and tokens are never saved.