JSON response redactor
Remove selected JSON fields or array items locally and export a valid response without retaining removed values in the report.
Remove up to 100 distinct existing JSON Pointer paths. Overlapping paths are rejected. Array items are removed without shifting the selected original indices. Removing the root produces null. Removed values are not retained in the report. This does not automatically detect secrets or support wildcard paths. Processing stays on your device. JSON supports up to 1,000,000 input characters, 50,000 values and 64 nesting levels. Duplicate keys and numbers that cannot survive JSON serialization exactly are rejected. Operations are limited to 100,000 comparisons, 4,000,000 JSON output characters and 8,000,000 CSV output characters. Tables show the first 200 rows; downloads preserve the complete report. CSV uses exact JSON Pointer paths and typed JSON value envelopes for spreadsheet-safe reporting. Remove up to 100 distinct existing JSON Pointer paths. Overlapping paths are rejected. Array items are removed without shifting the selected original indices. Removing the root produces null. Removed values are not retained in the report. This does not automatically detect secrets or support wildcard paths. Up to 1,000,000 characters. Review the settings before running.
Your result
How to use JSON response redactor
- Paste the documented input and choose the relevant settings.
- Run the local diagnostic and inspect its findings.
- Download the complete output and reports. Tables preview the first 200 rows.
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Remove exactly the selected paths
Paths use RFC 6901 syntax, including ~1 for a slash and ~0 for a tilde. Original array indices are respected even when several items are removed. Missing or overlapping paths are rejected. Root removal returns null. The tool does not infer secrets, and you should review the exported response before sharing it.
Keep the complete report
JSON records the full result, settings and assumptions. CSV contains exact JSON Pointer paths, value types and JSON value envelopes for every report node, including typed object and array markers. Preview limits do not truncate downloadable reports.