Beautiful YAML Viewer
Chrome Extension
Beautify, search, and navigate YAML configurations in an interactive tree view directly in your browser.
From indentation-sensitive text to clear structure
Parsy renders YAML configs as a collapsible, color-coded tree — no more counting spaces.
Built for cloud-native configs
A YAML viewer built for developers
Every feature is crafted for speed and productivity. No bloat, no tracking.
Structured YAML Tree
Collapsible nodes for every mapping and sequence, so deeply nested configs stay scannable.
K8s & Docker Friendly
Built with Kubernetes manifests and Docker Compose files as everyday use cases.
Dark & Light Themes
Premium glassmorphism design in both modes. Switch instantly from the toolbar or popup panel.
Real-Time Search
Press Ctrl+F to search across all keys and values.
File Viewer
Drag & drop local .yaml or .yml files. Works fully offline.
Zero Dependencies
100% pure JavaScript. No external libraries, no network requests, no tracking.
Premium developer experience
Every pixel is designed to reduce friction and enhance readability.
Stop squinting at raw data
Install Parsy in one click. Free forever, no account needed.
Install on Chrome — It's FreeWhy use Parsy as your YAML viewer?
YAML's readability depends entirely on indentation, which makes long Kubernetes manifests or CI pipelines hard to scan in a plain text editor. Parsy acts as a YAML formatter and viewer that turns indentation into a real, collapsible tree directly in your browser tab.
Keys, strings, numbers, and booleans are syntax-highlighted, nested mappings and sequences collapse independently, and Ctrl+F search jumps straight to the key you're looking for.
Frequently asked questions
Does Parsy render Kubernetes and Docker YAML?
Yes. Parsy works with any standard YAML document, including Kubernetes manifests, docker-compose.yml, and CI/CD pipeline files.
Does Parsy validate YAML syntax?
Parsy is a formatter and viewer focused on readability, not a strict schema validator. Well-formed YAML renders as a tree; malformed indentation may not parse as expected.
Are anchors (&) and aliases (*) supported?
Parsy displays anchors and aliases as written in the source. It does not resolve or merge them into the final dereferenced value.
Is my YAML data uploaded anywhere?
No. Parsing and rendering happen 100% locally — nothing is sent to a server.
Can I view a local .yaml or .yml file?
Yes. Open the Parsy web app or the extension's File Viewer and drag your file in, or use 'Browse Files' to select it.
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