Remove duplicates from a JSON array
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Tool capabilities
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}Page guide
Keep one copy of each distinct JSON value.
How to use Remove duplicates from a JSON array
- Paste a JSON array. Structural equality ignores the order of object keys, but keeps number and string types distinct. The first occurrence is retained.
- The two objects collapse into one. The string "1" and number 1 both remain, because they have different types. Nested array order matters.
Useful next steps
How to use it
Paste a JSON array. Structural equality ignores the order of object keys, but keeps number and string types distinct. The first occurrence is retained.
Try a small example
The two objects collapse into one. The string "1" and number 1 both remain, because they have different types. Nested array order matters.
What to know
Keeps the first occurrence of each structurally equal JSON value. Object key order is ignored; array order and types matter. The first object’s original key order is kept.