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  2. JSONL Viewer

Drop JSONL file here

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Free online JSONL viewer — local processing only

Newline-delimited JSON (JSONL/NDJSON) is the standard format for logs, event streams, and large exported datasets. This local-first viewer reads your file entirely in the browser using DuckDB WebAssembly — your data never leaves your machine. Supports large files with paginated rendering, mixed schemas, and JSON export.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a JSONL file?
JSON Lines (JSONL, also called newline-delimited JSON or NDJSON) stores one JSON object per line instead of a single array. It is commonly used for logs, streaming data, and large datasets exported from tools like Kafka, Elasticsearch, and data pipelines.
How does this tool handle very large JSONL files?
The file is loaded directly into an in-browser DuckDB engine (WebAssembly) and queried with pagination, so you can browse large files without loading everything into memory at once.
Is my JSONL data uploaded anywhere?
No. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your file is never sent to a server.
What if my file has rows with different fields?
The viewer merges columns across rows automatically, so lines with extra or missing fields are shown correctly with empty cells where data is absent.

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