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View and explore Kubernetes YAML manifests in a structured, readable format
Enter K8s YAML and click View
A Kubernetes manifest viewer is a tool that parses and displays Kubernetes YAML manifests in a structured, easy-to-read format. Kubernetes objects are defined using YAML files that describe the desired state of your cluster resources — Deployments, Services, Pods, ConfigMaps, Ingress rules, and more. As these files grow in complexity with multiple containers, volumes, selectors, and annotations, raw YAML becomes hard to navigate. This viewer breaks down multi-resource manifests into individual cards with clear labels for API version, kind, metadata, spec, and status fields.
This tool is essential for DevOps engineers, platform teams, and Kubernetes beginners who need to inspect, debug, or audit manifest files. It supports multi-document YAML files (manifests with multiple resources separated by ---), highlights each resource type with color-coded headers, and provides a quick overview of resource count. Whether you are reviewing a deployment configuration, verifying a service definition, or learning Kubernetes object structure, this viewer makes sense of complex manifests in seconds.
--- separators).What Kubernetes resource kinds are supported?
The viewer supports any standard Kubernetes resource. It automatically parses Deployment, Service, Pod, ConfigMap, Secret, Ingress, PersistentVolumeClaim, ServiceAccount, Role, RoleBinding, Namespace, and more. Custom resources (CRDs) are also displayed with their structured fields.
Does it validate my manifest against the K8s API?
No, this viewer focuses on structure and readability, not API-level validation. For API-level checks such as required fields, label selector mismatches, or resource limit issues, use the Kubernetes YAML Validator tool.
Can I view multiple resources at once?
Yes. Multi-document YAML files (separated by ---) are fully supported. Each resource is parsed independently and displayed in its own card with a numbered label, making it easy to navigate complex manifest collections.
Is my YAML data sent to a server?
No. All YAML parsing and rendering happens entirely in your browser. Your manifest data never leaves your device.
Can I edit the manifest in this viewer?
This tool is read-only — it parses and displays your manifest for inspection. To edit YAML, copy it to a text editor or IDE. To validate and get recommendations, use the Kubernetes YAML Validator tool instead.
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