Where JSON parsing broke and what the server returned

Paste a URL or a blob of JSON. Rawview parses it and, when it fails, points at the exact line and column in plain language — not "unexpected token at position 4471".

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What it does for you

F

Fetch a URL and reveal what the server sent Rawview reports the HTTP status, content-type, body length, and a preview of the raw response. If the server returned an HTML error page dressed as JSON, you see the bytes — not a confusing parse error.
E

Exact parse-error location, in line/column terms JSON.parse errors give you a byte offset. Rawview converts it to the line and column where parsing failed, with the actual message from the V8 parser in plain language.
P

Paste JSON text — processed locally, never sent When you paste a blob of JSON, the entire parse happens in your browser. No data leaves your machine. Rawview says so on the page.
R

Redirect tracking and non-2xx detection Each redirect hop is validated and counted. If the server returns a non-success status, every derived verdict is flagged as unreliable — no false certainty.

How it works

Paste a URL or JSON blob

Type a URL or paste a block of JSON directly into the tool. No account, no setup.

Rawview analyses the response

For URLs: the server response is fetched and inspected — status, content-type, body, parse validity. For pasted text: browser-side JSON.parse runs instantly.

See where and why it failed

If the JSON is invalid, you get the line, column, and the parser's error message in plain language. If the server sent something unexpected, you see the raw bytes it actually sent.