Extract JSON
Hosted Llama-4 Scout pulls structured JSON out of any text — receipts, emails, contracts, log lines. Describe the fields you want and get back a valid object. Major chain unlock: feeds anything downstream that needs structured input. Uses 1 credit per run.
About Extract JSON
Extract JSON turns messy, free-form text into a clean, structured object. Describe the fields you want — say, total, vendor, and date from a receipt — and a hosted Llama-4 Scout model reads the text and returns valid JSON. It's the missing link that lets unstructured emails, contracts, and log lines flow into any tool or workflow that expects structured input.
- Category
- text
- Input
- Accepts: text/plain.
- Output
- Outputs: application/json.
- Cost
- Credit-metered
- Memory
- low
Common uses
- Pull line items, totals, and tax from a pasted receipt or invoice into a tidy object your accounting system can ingest
- Convert a customer support email into {name, account_id, issue, urgency} for routing or ticketing
- Parse a contract clause into {party, effective_date, term_months, auto_renew} without writing a regex
- Normalize inconsistent log lines into a uniform schema before loading them into a dashboard
- Lift shipping address, order number, and items out of an order-confirmation email into JSON
- Extract structured fields from OCR or transcription output so downstream tools get a clean object instead of prose
Frequently asked questions
What input does it accept?
Plain text (text/plain). Paste or feed in any prose — receipts, emails, contracts, notes — and describe the fields you want back.
What does it return?
A valid JSON object (application/json) shaped by the fields you asked for. Because the output is real JSON, it chains directly into formatters, converters, or anything that needs structured input.
How is this different from the free JSON Formatter?
JSON Formatter pretty-prints JSON you already have. Extract JSON creates the JSON from text that has no structure at all, using a hosted language model to infer the fields.
Does my text get uploaded?
Yes — this is a Pro tool. Your text is sent to a hosted Llama-4 Scout model to do the extraction, and each run uses 1 credit. The free, fully in-browser tools never upload anything.
Why does it cost a credit when most wyreup tools are free?
Field extraction from arbitrary text needs a real LLM running on a server. Anything backed by paid hosted compute is Pro; the heuristic and formatter tools that run on your device stay free.
Will the output always be valid JSON?
The model is constrained to return a syntactically valid object so it can feed downstream tools. Always sanity-check the field values against your source text, since extraction is inference, not a guaranteed parse.
Keywords
- json
- extract
- structured
- parse
- scout
- pro
- llm