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Swagger Viewer

Browse supported OpenAPI and Swagger-style API documents in a local reference workspace.

Open an OpenAPI or Swagger file

Open a JSON or YAML spec, load one from a URL, or paste it into the source editor. Everything is processed locally.

Working with Swagger Viewer

Inspect endpoint definitions without setting up a separate documentation site. Use the navigation to locate an operation and read its parameters and response schemas. Keep the raw source available when a reference needs closer inspection.

How to use Swagger Viewer

  1. Paste an OpenAPI document or open a JSON or YAML file.
  2. Browse paths, operations, parameters, and schemas.
  3. Edit the source when needed and inspect the parsed result.

Swagger Viewer example

Open a sample API specification and find the GET operation for a resource, then inspect its documented response.

What to expect from the result

Rendering a specification does not verify the running API or guarantee support for every specification extension. Remote imports can be limited by browser access rules.

Swagger Viewer questions

How do I use Swagger Viewer?

Paste an OpenAPI document or open a JSON or YAML file. Browse paths, operations, parameters, and schemas. Edit the source when needed and inspect the parsed result.

What should I check in the result?

Rendering a specification does not verify the running API or guarantee support for every specification extension. Remote imports can be limited by browser access rules.

Browser processing with requests you control

Editing and inspection happen in your browser. When you request a URL, the browser contacts that destination and sends the request details you provide. Browser access rules and the destination server determine which requests are allowed.