JSON Copilot

How do I import and export JSON files?

Usage & Getting Started

Dmitrii Kargashin

By Dmitrii Kargashin ยท Updated October 2025

JSON Copilot imports and exports JSON files in a few ways: load files from your computer, paste from the clipboard, or export your results.

Import Methods

1

Paste from Clipboard

Paste JSON directly into the editor using Cmd/Ctrl + V. This is the quickest way to start.

2

Import from File

Click the "Import" button in the toolbar to open a file picker, then select a .json file. JSON Copilot loads and validates the contents.

Export Methods

Copy to Clipboard

Click the "Copy" button or press Cmd/Ctrl + K

Perfect for pasting into code editors, emails, or documents.

Download as File

Click the "Export" button to download your JSON as a .json file

Saves to your Downloads folder with automatic file naming.

Automatic Validation

Instant Validation on Import

When you import or paste JSON, JSON Copilot automatically validates the syntax. Invalid JSON triggers clear error messages with line numbers to help you fix issues quickly.

Supported File Types

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.json

Standard JSON files

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.jsonc

JSON with comments

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.txt

Plain text with JSON

Privacy Note

File imports and exports happen entirely in your browser. These operations do not send data to any server.

Pro Tip

You can import files one after another. JSON Copilot replaces the current content each time. To work with multiple JSON files at once, use browser tabs to keep several instances open.

Still Have Questions?

Check out our other FAQ topics or return to the JSON Copilot app