📋 Support & Help

Enable Structly in Safari

On iPhone & iPad:

• Open Settings
• Scroll down and tap Safari
• Tap Extensions
• Enable Structly and allow it for all websites

On Mac:

• Open Safari
• Go to Safari → Settings → Extensions
• Check the box next to Structly

Once enabled, visit any JSON URL in Safari and Structly will automatically format it.

Collapsible Tree View

Tap the arrow next to any object or array to expand or collapse it. The count badge shows how many items are inside.

JSON Path

Tap any value to see its full path (e.g., .users[0].name). You can copy the path or the value directly.

Search

Use the 🔍 button to search across keys and values. Results are highlighted in context.

JSON Path Query

Use the ⚡ button to query with JSON path expressions like .items[0:5] or [?(@.age > 25)].

Themes

Choose from 7 themes: Dark, Light, Monokai, Nord, Solarized, GitHub, and Dracula.

Export

Download your JSON as formatted JSON, YAML, or CSV using the ⬇️ export button.

Structly isn't formatting my JSON page

Make sure the extension is enabled in Safari settings and allowed for "All Websites." Structly only activates on pages that contain raw JSON — it won't modify regular websites.

The page is slow or Safari becomes unresponsive

Very large JSON files (over 5 MB) can cause Safari to slow down due to browser memory and rendering limits. Structly will prompt you to choose "View Raw" mode for better performance with large files.

Does Structly work with local files?

Yes, if you open a .json file in Safari, Structly will format it automatically.

Does Structly collect any data?

No. Structly processes everything locally on your device. It has no servers, no analytics, and no tracking. Your data never leaves your device. See our Privacy Policy.

Can I use Structly on iPhone, iPad, and Mac?

Yes! Structly is a universal app. One purchase works across all your Apple devices.

Try these links in Safari to see Structly in action:

• Sample JSON — Our test file
• GitHub API — Real-world API response
• JSONPlaceholder — Array of user objects