JSON Stringify Text
Escape raw text into a valid, quoted JSON string literal.
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How do you stringify text into JSON?
JSON stringify wraps raw text in double quotes and escapes the characters JSON requires — quotes, backslashes, newlines, tabs and control codes. Snabbit applies the same rules as JSON.stringify, so the result is a valid JSON string literal you can drop straight into code or a config file. It runs privately in your browser, so your text is never uploaded.
How to use the JSON Stringify
- 1 Paste the raw text you want to escape.
- 2 The quoted, escaped JSON string appears instantly.
- 3 Quotes, backslashes, newlines and tabs are all escaped.
- 4 Copy the JSON string literal.
What you can use it for
- Embedding multi-line text as a JSON string value.
- Escaping a snippet to paste into a config file.
- Preparing a string for a JSON API payload.
- Safely quoting text that contains quotes or newlines.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly gets escaped?
Double quotes become \", backslashes become \\, and newlines, tabs and other control characters become their \n, \t and \u escapes — the same rules JSON.stringify uses.
Is the output wrapped in quotes?
Yes. The result is a complete JSON string literal, including the surrounding double quotes, so you can paste it directly as a JSON value.
How do I reverse it?
Use the JSON Unstringify tool to turn the escaped string back into the original raw text.
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