Structured Data. Crystal Clarity.

Explore every branch with precision in TreeLens

TreeLens turns JSON, YAML, XML and CSV into a premium visual workspace with resizable editor panes, hand-drag navigation, wheel zoom, node search and share-ready exports.

Launch Editor
Multi-format parsing
Pan + zoom + node focus
PNG export and share links

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Focus Lens

Depth 3 active

Product metrics

Built for real engineering workflows

4

Supported data formats

JSON, YAML, XML and CSV handled in a single workspace.

8+

Productivity actions

Parse, format, transform, share, export and more in one place.

100%

Mouse-first visualization

Hand drag, wheel zoom, search, focus and centering controls.

1 click

Fullscreen mode

Go immersive instantly for deep debugging or live presentations.

Core Capabilities

Built for serious structured data work

VSCode-style resizable editor pane

Adjust input panel width with drag-and-drop so editing and visualization stay balanced.

Graph navigation with hand gesture

Move across large node maps by dragging the canvas and zooming with mouse wheel around your cursor.

Bottom dock for quick actions

Focus first node, center graph, zoom in/out and search paths from a compact visual command dock.

Server workflows ready to ship

Transform formats, create share snapshots and export PNG with native Nuxt server routes.

Workflow

From raw payload to shareable insight in minutes

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1. Paste or upload your data

Bring API payloads, schemas or files and let parsing state update in near real-time.

upload -> parse -> validation

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2. Navigate and highlight

Use hand drag, wheel zoom, first-node focus and search to locate critical branches quickly.

drag-pan + wheel-zoom + search

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3. Share and export

Convert formats, generate snapshot links and export graph images for docs and reviews.

transform -> share -> export png

Recent updates

Post-build improvements delivered to workspace

v1.6Apr/2026

Canvas controls and integrated search

Added bottom dock actions for zoom in/out, center graph, first-node focus and match highlighting via search.

v1.5Apr/2026

Hand-drag + wheel zoom navigation

Node area now behaves like a free canvas, replacing classic scrolling with drag-pan and pointer-aware zoom.

v1.4Apr/2026

Resizable editor pane and fullscreen

Introduced splitter drag for editor width and toolbar fullscreen toggle for immersive analysis sessions.

v1.3Apr/2026

Richer product storytelling on Home

Added creator section, visual gallery and product overview modal to communicate TreeLens value faster.

Victor Navarro

Profile summary based on public GitHub data and official links provided.

Site creator

Meet the mind behind TreeLens

Victor Jose Lopes Navarro

Software Engineer • Creator • Tech Educator

A developer focused on scalable web and mobile experiences, with strong emphasis on TypeScript, Bun and Vue ecosystem tooling. Also creates free technical content for the community.

10K+

Technical-content reach on YouTube

Top Voice

Recognition in Web Development

100+

Public lessons from my YouTube courses

Use Cases

From debugging to polished communication

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API payload inspection in development and QA

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Deep-structure diagnosis with pan/zoom and node search

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Documentation visuals with PNG export

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Architecture reviews with shareable visual snapshots

FAQ

Questions teams ask before adopting TreeLens

Which formats does TreeLens support?

JSON, YAML, XML and CSV are supported now, with architecture prepared for TOML and custom schemas.

Can I share what I built?

Yes. TreeLens includes Nuxt server routes that generate internal share links for snapshots.

Is TreeLens focused only on visualization?

No. It is an editor-first workspace with parsing, formatting, validation and export workflows.

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