JSON Validation
How do you fix error in JSON file?
Fixing errors in JSON files starts with identifying the specific problem. Use our JSON Editor at jsonconsole.com/json-editor which highlights errors and provides detailed messages about what is wrong and where. Common errors include missing or extra commas, using single quotes instead of double quotes, trailing commas after last items, unmatched brackets or braces, and invalid escape sequences. The editor pinpoints the exact line number where errors occur. For missing commas, add them between key-value pairs or array elements. Replace single quotes with double quotes for strings and keys. Remove trailing commas before closing brackets or braces. Ensure all opening brackets have matching closing brackets. Use our JSON Formatter after fixing errors to ensure proper structure and indentation. The combination of validation and formatting tools makes error correction quick and reliable, preventing you from introducing new errors while fixing existing ones.
Last updated: December 23, 2025
Related Questions
How to check if a JSON file is correct?
Learn how to check if JSON files are correct. Use validation tools to verify JSON syntax and identify errors quickly.
How do you validate JSON?
Learn how to validate JSON syntax and structure. Discover tools and techniques for checking JSON correctness and catching errors.
Which JSON syntax is valid?
Learn which JSON syntax is valid. Understand JSON syntax rules, requirements, and common mistakes to avoid.
Still have questions?
Can't find the answer you're looking for? Please reach out to our support team.