JSON → 2l.nz

JSON to link

An API response pasted into a chat window is unreadable. The same response behind a 2L link is a tree you can collapse, read and copy from.

Drop anything. Get a link.

Drag it here, paste it, or press to choose a file. 2L works out what it is and shows it properly.

25 MB per file 10 files per link kept 7 days no account needed — what an account adds
What you get

Not just somewhere to put it.

The link is the easy part. What matters is the page on the other end of it.

A tree, not a wall

Objects and arrays collapse and expand, with child counts on every node, so a large document can be navigated rather than scrolled.

Validated on the way in

If it parses, you get the tree. If it does not, you get the text with syntax colouring and the parser’s complaint, which is usually enough to spot the trailing comma.

Raw and formatted

The original text is preserved exactly, and a formatted view is one click away.

Questions

About json to link

Will it reformat my JSON?
The stored copy is untouched. Pretty-printing happens in the viewer, and the raw view always returns the original bytes.
How large can the document be?
Up to a few megabytes for the tree. Beyond that the viewer shows the text rather than building a node for every value, because a browser cannot usefully render a hundred thousand collapsible rows.
Does it work with JSON Lines or NDJSON?
Those arrive as text with highlighting rather than as a tree, since each line is its own document.
Can I get it back as a file?
Yes — download returns a .json file with the original content.
Everything else

The same box takes all of it.

There is no format menu anywhere in this product. These pages exist because people search for them, not because 2L works differently for each one.

PDF to linkImage to linkFile to linkText to linkCode to linkVideo to linkAudio to linkCSV to linkJSON to linkMarkdown to linkHTML to linkPhotos to link Pricing API