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Input
{"a":1}- Corruption: comments
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Output
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Tool options
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About Damage JSON
Damage JSON is a JSON tool that takes json input and returns text output. It runs entirely in your browser, so your input never leaves your device.
- Input
- json input
- Output
- text output
- Where it runs
- In your browser
- Chainable
- Yes
- Options
- 1 configurable
- Examples
- 1 in the catalog
Benefits
- Processed locally in your browser
- Accepts pasted text
- Input can come straight from your clipboard
- Copy the result with one click
- Download the result as a file
- Chain the output directly into another tool
Step by step
How to use Damage JSON
5 steps, all from the panel above — nothing leaves your browser.
Paste your input
Type or paste your json into the input panel above — it keeps a running character and line count as you type.
Set the options
Adjust the 1 tool option — Corruption.
Run the tool
Run it — the work happens in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
Collect the result
The result appears in the output panel as text output. From there you can copy it with one click, download it as a file.
Chain it onward
The chain panel lists tools that accept this output; sending the result opens the next tool with its input already filled in.
Formats
Supported formats
What Damage JSON accepts and what it hands back.
Accepts
Pasted json content; no file upload is involved.
Produces
Returned as text output; no specific file format is declared for it. From the output panel you can copy it with one click, download it as a file.
Configuration
Corruption
select · default comments
Examples
Examples and use cases
1 catalog example for Damage JSON. Runnable examples can be loaded from the examples panel above.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Answers for Damage JSON, taken from the tool's own catalog definition.
Does Damage JSON run in my browser or on a server?
It runs entirely in your browser — the work happens on your device.
What input does Damage JSON accept?
json input.
What do I get back, and what can I do with it?
The result is text output. From the output panel you can copy it with one click, download it as a file.
Can I chain Damage JSON into another tool?
Yes. After a run, the chain panel lists tools that accept text output (12 compatible tools in the catalog right now) and hands the result across with one click.
Does Damage JSON need any configuration?
Yes — the tool options panel above exposes 1 setting: Corruption.
Do I need an account?
No. Accounts only add conveniences: favourites, recent-tool history and saved workflows.
What is included with Damage JSON?
Processed locally in your browser; Accepts pasted text; Input can come straight from your clipboard; Copy the result with one click; Download the result as a file; Chain the output directly into another tool.
Get started
Start using Damage JSON
The tool is ready above — add your json and run it. It all happens in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.