Hide JSON Strings allows you to mask or completely remove string values from JSON objects. Whether you’re working with sensitive data or just need to anonymize JSON content, this tool provides a quick and flexible way to handle strings. You can replace the strings with a placeholder, like [HIDDEN], or remove them entirely, with the output updating instantly as you adjust the settings.
How to Use:
- Paste your JSON into the Input JSON box or import a file.
- In the Options panel:
- Toggle Replace Strings with Placeholder to replace string values with
[HIDDEN]
. - Toggle Remove Strings to remove string values completely.
- Toggle Pretty Output to format the output JSON with indentation for readability.
- Toggle Replace Strings with Placeholder to replace string values with
- The Censored JSON Output will update in real-time.
- Use Copy Output to copy the JSON to your clipboard.
- Click Export to File to download your censored JSON.
- Use Clear All to reset everything.
What Hide JSON Strings can do:
Hide JSON Strings is perfect when you need to anonymize or protect sensitive data within JSON objects. Whether you need to mask email addresses, names, or other identifiers, this tool allows you to easily replace or remove string fields, all while keeping the rest of the JSON structure intact. With live updates and full control over the output format, it’s a powerful tool for data privacy.
Example:
Before:
{
"name": "Alice",
"email": "[email protected]",
"age": 30,
"city": "London"
}
With options enabled:
- Replace Strings with Placeholder: On
- Remove Strings: Off
After:
{
"name": "[HIDDEN]",
"email": "[HIDDEN]",
"age": 30,
"city": "London"
}
Common Use Cases:
Use Hide JSON Strings when dealing with private or sensitive information such as personal identifiers, emails, or passwords. It’s ideal for anonymizing data before sharing, logging, or processing, ensuring that confidential information remains protected.
Useful Tools & Suggestions:
Before hiding anything, Extract JSON Keys/Values can help you figure out exactly what’s inside. Then, once you’ve hidden the strings, Obfuscate JSON can be used to further scramble things and keep the structure less readable.