- Paste or upload JSON from the animation workflow.
- Expand the structure and check important keys, arrays, assets, and nested objects.
- Look for unexpected file size, missing names, or fields that should be documented for developers.
- Save notes about anything that affects implementation.
Inspector tool
Inspect JSON animation structure and handoff details.
Use this page to route into JSON-focused validation, inspection, and metadata review workflows for animation files and developer handoff.
Tool guide
How to inspect animation JSON before handoff
Use the JSON inspector when a file needs a technical review before it is sent to a developer or loaded into another tool. It is especially useful for Lottie files, config exports, and nested animation metadata.
A JSON inspector explains structure, not visual quality. Pair it with a previewer when the file controls motion, playback, or runtime behavior.
Because implementation issues often come from structure, naming, size, assets, or missing context rather than basic playback.
It can help identify problems, but manual cleanup may still be needed.