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LLM JSON Extractor
Models often wrap JSON in Markdown fences or prose. Paste the full reply to extract parseable JSON blocks.
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Raw LLM output
Extract ```json fences or bare JSON from model replies.
Extracted (1 block)
Notes
Extraction rules
Markdown json fences first; then valid JSON from first { or [. Multiple blocks joined with ---.
Models often wrap JSON in Markdown fences or prose. Paste the full reply to extract parseable JSON blocks.
Extraction order
Fenced blocks first; then trailing JSON from first { or [.
Features and use cases
Extract JSON objects/arrays from LLM replies, ignoring Markdown fences and surrounding prose.
Use in structured output pipelines and function-call parsing—still validate against schema afterward.
Typical Workflow
When calling LLM APIs, models often return Markdown responses containing JSON. For instance, GPT-4 may wrap responses in ```json``` code blocks. Directly parsing raw responses fails, requiring clean JSON extraction first. This tool automatically strips Markdown syntax and non-JSON content, outputting standardized JSON.
Typical use cases: 1) Debugging config data from AI assistants 2) Processing structured outputs from RAG systems 3) Parsing API request templates generated by models. Paste response→Extract→Get JSON.parse()-ready text, faster than manual Markdown removal.
Examples
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Input
```json\n{"ok":true}\n``` Output
{"ok":true} FAQ
Fix invalid JSON?
No; only extracts JSON.parse-able snippets.
Why are multiple JSON blocks extracted sometimes?
When responses contain multiple standalone JSON objects (e.g. step-by-step outputs), all valid blocks are preserved. For example, the AI might first return error logs in JSON, then the correct result. You can inspect each block or select needed portions via array indices.