# Filter JSON Response

You can quickly filter the JSON Response with the following approach:

### 1. Filter on JSON Previewer

* **⌘F** to trigger the Filter
* Support Regex
* Support Jump Next

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### 2. JSONPath

Proxyman supports [JSONPath](https://github.com/json-path/JsonPath#path-examples) for quickly querying the data in JSON Document.

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Please check out JSONPath documentation.

{% content-ref url="jsonpaths" %}
[jsonpaths](https://docs.proxyman.com/basic-features/jsonpaths)
{% endcontent-ref %}

###  3. KeyPaths

* Support Key Paths filter on JSON Tree View mode
* Search specifically the children keys 

Syntax example:

* **posts\[1].maker\[2]**: Go from Root -> Get item at index 1 of the Posts array -> Get the index 3 items of Makers array and filter out
* **users.name**: Get the name value of the "users" dictionary 

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### 4. All Keys or All Values

* Show all nodes that the key or value contains the search text

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