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Copy dot paths, JSONPath, jq, and lodash paths

Copy field references in the format your test, script, or debugging note expects.

Updated2026-05-30
LevelBeginner
Read3 min
1Step 1

Focus the field in the tree

Search for a key, value, or path, then expand the result until the exact node is visible.

JSON Lens tree with a selected JSON field and path menu.
2Step 2

Choose the path format

Open the row action menu and choose dot path, JSONPath, jq, lodash path, raw key, value, or subtree depending on the next tool you will use.

JSON Lens path copy options for a selected JSON tree node.
3Step 3

Paste into your issue, test, or script

Use the copied path in a bug report, assertion, jq command, test fixture, or handoff note so the next person can jump directly to the field.

JSON Lens copied path workflow for developer debugging.

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