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JSON to Excel

Convert JSON into an Excel file with inferred column types.

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Drag and drop a .json file here

Configuration


Converts nested structures into dot-notation columns (e.g. user.name)

Preview & Export

Detected 2 rows and 12 columns.
idnameusernameemailaddress.streetaddress.suiteaddress.cityaddress.zipcodephonewebsitecompany.namecompany.catchPhrase
1Leanne GrahamBretSincere@april.bizKulas LightApt. 556Gwenborough92998-38741-770-736-8031 x56442hildegard.orgRomaguera-CronaMulti-layered client-server neural-net
2Ervin HowellAntonetteShanna@melissa.tvVictor PlainsSuite 879Wisokyburgh90566-7771010-692-6593 x09125anastasia.netDeckow-CristProactive didactic contingency

Features

  • Download as Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) and CSV format
  • Option to flatten nested JSON properties into individual columns
  • Auto-detection of nested arrays for targeted tabular extraction
  • Provides an interactive scrollable table preview of the output

How to use

  1. 1Paste or drag-and-drop your JSON data
  2. 2Configure export settings (filename, sheet name, object flattening)
  3. 3Download your generated Excel (.xlsx) or CSV file

Frequently asked questions

How does the tool handle nested JSON objects?+

With 'Flatten Nested Objects' checked, nested structures are flattened into dot-notated columns (like user.name). If unchecked, nested objects are serialized as stringified JSON.

Can I convert JSON files directly?+

Yes, you can drag and drop any .json file into the upload zone to import and convert it instantly.

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