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JSON Tools Plugin for Notepad++ 64-bit Download (x64) — Install Helper

Get JSON Tools for Notepad++ 64-bit (x64): generate the correct install path, manual copy steps, Plugins Admin steps, and quick troubleshooting if the plugin won’t load.

Tip: If you don’t know the path, leave it blank and the tool will use a common default.
Most installs use: plugins\JSONTools\JSONTools.dll
Related tools: JSON Tools for Notepad++ (Format/Minify/Validate/Sort) · XML Tools Notepad++ manual install guide · Free Hash Tool
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How to use

Use this to generate the exact folder paths and steps for a 64-bit Notepad++ setup.

  1. Paste your Notepad++ install path (or any details) into the box. If you’re not sure, leave it blank.
  2. Select x64 and your install method (Plugins Admin or Manual).
  3. Click Generate Steps and follow the output checklist.
  4. If something doesn’t work, use the troubleshooting notes in the output (most issues are x86/x64 mismatch or wrong folder structure).

FAQ

How do I download JSON Tools for Notepad++ 64-bit?

Use Plugins > Plugins Admin to install it automatically, or download the plugin’s x64 release package from its official release page and install manually.

Where do I put JSONTools.dll for a manual install?

Place it in its own folder under Notepad++: <Notepad++>\plugins\JSONTools\JSONTools.dll (folder name and DLL name must match the plugin build you downloaded).

Why isn’t JSON Tools showing up in Notepad++ after install?

Most often it’s the wrong architecture (x86 plugin in x64 Notepad++), the DLL is in the wrong folder, or Notepad++ wasn’t restarted after installation.

Do I need admin rights to install the plugin on Windows?

If Notepad++ is installed under Program Files, Windows may block file copying without admin permissions; Plugins Admin usually handles this more cleanly.

Where is the JSON Tools plugin config stored?

For installed Notepad++, it’s typically under %AppData%\Notepad++\plugins\config\; for portable installs, it’s commonly <Notepad++ folder>\plugins\config\.

Is JSON Tools included by default in Notepad++?

No—JSON Tools is a plugin. You install it through Plugins Admin or by manually copying the correct build into the plugins folder.

What should I do if Plugins Admin doesn’t list JSON Tools?

Update Notepad++ and try again; if it still doesn’t appear, install manually using the official release package that matches your Notepad++ architecture.

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