Generate Random JSON Online
A fast, secure, and privacy-first random JSON generator that runs entirely in your browser. Ideal for testing, prototyping, and mock data generation.
Random JSON Generator
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true
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"DNSMiD": "grfUUN"
}
},
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329,
null,
977.25
],
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"gEzGgh": null,
"nnSAqaTVFU": false,
"qkSkn": null,
"ZFkvGJp": 70
},
"hdpbJR": {
"TxQwxLx": 978
},
"SCImo": {
"OFOhgB": null,
"bcbAuY": 825
}
},
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{
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"AqYN": true,
"QmdUiHci": 648.05
}
],
"VnhhiCNTC": [
{
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"bqSwmTue": "qbqaSJscRGFu",
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"tizYqKFQ": 71
},
{
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"EouEwe": true,
"rbAamZ": 704.28
},
{
"ZEIZMx": null,
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}
]
}About This Tool
This online random JSON generator creates structured JSON objects using configurable depth, object size, and array length. All data is generated locally in your browser, ensuring maximum privacy and performance without external API calls.
Key Benefits of Using This Tool
- Runs entirely in-browser with zero data transmission
- Instant JSON generation with no latency
- Configurable structure for realistic test data
- No account, no tracking, no storage
- Works globally on any modern device
Features of This Tool
- Random nested objects and arrays
- Multiple data types: strings, numbers, booleans, null
- Readable, formatted JSON output
- One-click copy to clipboard
- Responsive, mobile-friendly UI
Use Cases
- Mock API responses during frontend development
- Testing JSON parsers and validators
- Generating sample data for documentation
- Load testing and prototyping
- Teaching and learning JSON structures
Fun Fact
JSON is so lightweight that its official specification fits on just a few pages, yet it powers configuration files, APIs, databases, and entire application ecosystems worldwide.
Historical Context
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) was popularized in the early 2000s as a simpler alternative to XML. Its human-readable structure and native compatibility with JavaScript helped it become the dominant data interchange format for modern web and cloud applications.