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Extract JSON from an AI or LLM Response
Find complete JSON objects and arrays inside an AI response. Select a candidate, inspect its position and copy or download JSON without silently repairing it.
Browser-local processing · no model calls · no input storage
Your output
extracted.jsonProcess the input to preview, copy and download a result.
Local preparation only. No remote fetching, code execution, model grading or platform eligibility checks. Editing an input invalidates previous results and pending file exports.
Getting started
Paste an existing model response, run extraction and select one complete candidate. Inspect its original position, then copy or download raw or losslessly formatted JSON, or export all candidates in a numbered ZIP with positions.
Before you use the result
Only complete outermost objects and arrays are extracted. Incomplete or malformed JSON is not repaired, and schema validity, factual accuracy and safe execution are not established.
Try an example
From Here is the result: followed by a JSON code fence, extract the complete object. If two objects are present, select which one to export.
How it works
A bounded, string-aware container scanner and JSON validation locate complete candidates. Token-level formatting preserves number lexemes, including large integers and exponent notation. Maximum input: 500 KB UTF-8; JSON depth: 24.
Frequently asked questions
Find complete JSON objects and arrays inside mixed response text, select a candidate and export without rounding numeric values.
How do I use AI Response JSON Extractor?
Paste an existing model response, run extraction and select one complete candidate. Inspect its original position, then copy or download raw or losslessly formatted JSON, or export all candidates in a numbered ZIP with positions.
Does this tool upload my data?
Inputs and files are processed in your browser. Page-view analytics do not contain your tool input.
What should I check before using the result?
Only complete outermost objects and arrays are extracted. Incomplete or malformed JSON is not repaired, and schema validity, factual accuracy and safe execution are not established.