How to Visualize Any GitHub Repo’s File Structure with jsonviewer.tools

Ever landed on a cool GitHub repo and wished you could quickly see all its files without cloning it? Now you can. With the new GitHub File Visualizer feature on jsonviewer.tools, you can paste any public GitHub repository URL and instantly explore its file structure in a clean, interactive way. No terminal. No git clone. Just pure visualization.

Step-by-Step: How to Use the GitHub File Visualizer

Go to https://jsonviewer.tools/editor — our all-in-one visualization tool for JSON, graphs, tables, YAML, and now... GitHub repos!

Paste the GitHub Repo URL

Paste any public GitHub repo URL, like https://github.com/vercel/next.js

🧊 Bonus: Explore GitHub Repos in 3D

We didn’t stop at basic views.jsonviewer.tools now supports a 3D visualization mode! 🎮 Click on the “3D View” tab to see the file and folder structure as a floating graph.

• ✓Rotate, zoom, and pan the repo structure
• ✓Hover or click on nodes to inspect file paths
• ✓Search for specific files or folders
• ✓Perfect for presentations, learning, or just geeking out

Explore the File Structure of any GitHub Repo

After fetching the repo structure from GitHub, the tool displays:

• ✓A file list showing all files with their paths
• ✓A folder tree view that mimics file explorer behavior
• ✓An interactive graph view for visual linking