JSON Repair — Fix Common JSON Errors

Fix broken JSON instantly — auto-repair trailing commas, single quotes, unquoted keys, JS comments, Python literals, and unclosed brackets.

Try broken example:
Trailing commas
Single quotes
Unquoted keys
JS comments
Unclosed brackets
Broken JSON
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What this tool fixes

Trailing commas

{"a": 1,} → {"a": 1}

Single quotes

{'key': 'val'} → {"key": "val"}

Unquoted keys & values

{name: Al} → {"name": "Al"}

JS comments

// comment and /* block */

Python literals

True/False/None → true/false/null

Unclosed brackets

{"a": [1, 2 → {"a": [1, 2]}

Control characters

Raw newlines/tabs in strings → \n \t

About JSON Fixer

Need to fix JSON online? The JSON Fixer automatically detects and repairs common JSON syntax errors so you don't have to hunt through malformed data manually. Whether you copied a JavaScript object literal with trailing commas, a Python dict with single quotes and True/False/None, a config file with comments, or received a truncated API response — paste it here and get valid JSON back in one click. Every fix is listed so you know exactly what was wrong and what changed.

How to Use JSON Fixer

1

Paste Broken JSON

Paste malformed or invalid JSON into the left editor, or click one of the example buttons to load a broken sample.

2

Click Repair

Click "Repair JSON" — the tool analyzes your input and applies all relevant fixes automatically.

3

Review Fixes

A list of every change made is shown below the editors so you understand exactly what was wrong.

4

Copy Fixed JSON

Click Copy to copy the valid, formatted JSON to your clipboard.

Common Use Cases

Copied from JavaScript source

JS object literals use unquoted keys and trailing commas — both invalid in JSON. Paste and repair instantly.

Python dict to JSON

Python dicts use single quotes and True/False/None instead of JSON's true/false/null. Fixed automatically.

Config files with comments

JSONC or hand-edited configs often contain // comments. Strip them out and get valid JSON.

Truncated API responses

Large API responses sometimes get cut off mid-way. The auto-close feature appends missing brackets.

Legacy system exports

Old systems sometimes export malformed JSON. Repair before processing with your pipeline.

Key Features

Trailing comma removal (objects and arrays)

Single quote to double quote conversion

Unquoted key detection and quoting

JS single-line and block comment stripping

Python/Ruby literal normalization (True/False/None)

Auto-close unclosed brackets and braces

Per-fix audit log — see exactly what changed

100% client-side — your JSON never leaves the browser

100% Client-Side Processing

Your data never leaves your browser

No Server UploadJSON processed locally
Works OfflinePWA installed
100% PrivateZero data collection

All processing happens in your browser using JavaScript. Your data is never sent to our servers or any third party. Safe for sensitive data, API keys, and production configs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions about json fixer


No. All repair logic runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your data never leaves your device.


The tool shows a warning with the remaining error message. It still applies all fixable issues so you have less to fix manually.


Missing commas between properties are harder to auto-detect without ambiguity. The tool focuses on the most common and safely automatable fixes.


JSON validation tells you what is wrong. JSON repair actually fixes the issues and returns valid JSON. Use the JSON Schema Validator for schema-level validation.


Yes — JSONC is a common format used in VS Code configs (settings.json, tsconfig.json). This tool strips comments and returns pure valid JSON.