Paste your JSON Schema and AI output
Provide the schema you expect the model to follow (type, required fields, enums, ranges, patterns, nested objects/arrays) and the actual JSON your model or function call returned.
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JSON Schema Validator for AI Output
Paste a JSON Schema and the structured output your AI model or function call returned. Validate it entirely in your browser and see exact pass/fail status with error paths — before you trust it in production code.
- Runs entirely client-side, nothing is uploaded
- Checks type, required, enum, ranges, patterns, and nesting
- Exact error paths like
$.user.age
Click Validate to check the AI output against your schema and see the result here.
How it works
Validation runs entirely in your browser
A JSON Schema subset validator checks type, required, properties, enum, items, minimum/maximum, minLength/maxLength, and pattern against your data — no external library, no data leaves your browser.
Get exact error paths, not a generic failure
Each mismatch is reported with a JSONPath-style location like $.user.age, so you know exactly which field failed and why, instead of a single opaque validation error.
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Frequently asked questions
Which JSON Schema keywords are supported?
type, required, properties, additionalProperties (boolean), enum, items, minimum/maximum, minLength/maxLength, and pattern, including nested objects and arrays. This covers the keywords most commonly used to constrain AI structured output.
Is my schema or AI output sent to a server?
No. Both are parsed and validated entirely in your browser with a client-side validator — nothing is uploaded.
Does this replace a full JSON Schema draft implementation?
No. It implements a practical subset covering the keywords most relevant to validating AI structured output and function-calling results, not the complete draft-07/2020-12 specification (e.g. no $ref, oneOf/anyOf, or conditional schemas).
What happens if my JSON is malformed?
The tool reports a JSON parse error separately from schema validation errors, so you can tell a syntax problem (a stray comma, an unquoted key) apart from a schema mismatch.
Can I use this to validate function-calling arguments?
Yes — paste the tool/function's parameter schema and the arguments the model returned to confirm they match before executing the call.
How We Compare
| Feature | MVPHub | Online JSON Schema validators | Writing ad-hoc validation code |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exact error paths per field | Included | Limited | Limited |
| Runs fully client-side, no upload | Included | Not included | Included |
| Purpose-framed for AI structured output | Included | Not included | Not included |
| No install or code required | Included | Included | Not included |
Many online JSON Schema validators send your data to a server; writing ad-hoc validation code takes time and can miss edge cases. MVPHub validates entirely in your browser and reports exact per-field error paths in seconds.
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