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Privacy Policy

This policy explains how JSON Toolkit handles pasted JSON, browser storage, analytics, feedback, and advertising.

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Browser-local JSON processing

Core tool processing

Formatting, validation, minifying, stringifying, Tree view, Table view, search, local export, and JSON-to-code generation do not intentionally send pasted JSON content to a JSON Toolkit backend server.

URL loading

If you use a feature that loads JSON from a URL, your browser must request the URL you provide.

Sensitive data

Do not paste passwords, private keys, access tokens, customer records, production secrets, or confidential data unless your organization allows it.

localStorage and browser storage

Workspace convenience

JSON Toolkit may use localStorage to remember current input, display preferences, paste behavior, dismissed guide state, and local history.

Clearing data

You can clear input and local history inside the app, or clear site data through your browser settings.

Analytics and feedback

Vercel Analytics

Vercel Analytics may be used to understand aggregate traffic, page views, and basic site performance. It is not intended to collect pasted JSON content.

Google Forms

Feedback opens a Google Forms page. Do not include private JSON, secrets, or confidential production data in feedback messages.

Google AdSense and advertising

Google AdSense

If advertising is displayed, third-party vendors including Google may use cookies or similar technologies to serve and measure ads.

Third-party links

JSON Toolkit may link to services such as Google Forms, Buy Me a Coffee, Google policies, hosting, or analytics providers. Those services have their own privacy practices.

Privacy questions?

Use the contact page if you want to ask about browser-local processing, localStorage, analytics, feedback, or advertising.