PlistEdit Pro is the most advanced property list and JSON editor written for macOS.

Mac and iOS developers must edit a variety of property list and JSON files while developing their applications. PlistEdit Pro makes editing these files easier by providing an intutive and powerful interface. In addition to being able to copy and paste or drag and drop property list data around, PlistEdit Pro also offers powerful find and replace functionality, as well as structure definitions which provide easy access to commonly used keys in various standard property list files.

Power users can also benefit from PlistEdit Pro's preferences browser, which allows easy access to property lists used by macOS to store settings on your system. Browse through your preferences, or search an entire folder of plist files at once for a particular key or value. PlistEdit Pro also enables automation of tasks involving property lists, via its Applescript support and its pledit command line tool.

Feature List
What a Drag
Sick of fiddling with XML and JSON? PlistEdit Pro offers full copy + paste and drag and drop plist editing.

Oops
Features unlimited undo support.

Playing Favorites
Assign keyboard shortcuts to open your favorite property list files.

Under the Hood
See how your property list looks both in an outline and as raw XML or JSON text.

Key Features
Full keyboard navigation: edit your property lists without ever having to touch the mouse.

Preferential Treatment
Easily tweak your preferences files using the built-in preference browser.

The Search is On
Easily find and modify property list keys and values using the built-in find panel.

By the Script
Automate your development tasks using PlistEdit Pro and Applescript.

What's New:

Version 1.9.7

• Fixed a crash on startup for some users with an old out of bounds preference value setting.
• Fixed a bug where the "ask to revert" alert could be shown multiple times for the same document when returning to PlistEdit Pro.
• When reading sandboxed preference files, added an explanation to the new permission prompt shown by macOS Sonoma.
• Fixed a bug where sometimes pressing the tab key while in the outline view would advance focus to the find field or text view instead of starting to edit the selected key.
• Added a new preference that will make pressing the return key advanced to editing the next row instead of just stopping the current edit session.

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