JSON to CSV Converter | Professional Web Tool

JSON to CSV Converter

Convert JSON data to CSV format instantly. Perfect for developers, data analysts, and anyone working with data.

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Click to upload or drag and drop a .json file
JSON Input
CSV Output
JSON Records: 0
CSV Columns: 0
Status: Ready

About JSON to CSV Conversion

JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight data format, while CSV (Comma Separated Values) is a simple tabular format. This converter transforms JSON objects and arrays into CSV format, making it easier to work with spreadsheet applications and data analysis tools.

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How to Use the JSON to CSV Converter

1

Input Your JSON

You can input your JSON data in three different ways:

  • Type or paste JSON directly into the input area
  • Upload a .json file using the file upload option
  • Use one of the example JSON structures provided

Tip: The tool supports drag and drop for file uploads.

2

Convert to CSV

Click the "Convert to CSV" button to transform your JSON data into CSV format.

The converter will:

  • Parse and validate your JSON data
  • Extract all object keys as CSV headers
  • Convert each JSON object to a CSV row
  • Handle nested objects and arrays appropriately
3

Review the Output

Check the CSV output to ensure it meets your requirements:

  • Verify all data has been converted correctly
  • Check for proper handling of special characters
  • Ensure nested objects are flattened appropriately

Note: Complex nested structures may require additional processing.

4

Download or Copy

Once satisfied with the conversion:

  • Copy the CSV to your clipboard
  • Download the CSV as a .csv file
  • Reset the tool to process another JSON

Pro Tip: Use the copy button to quickly transfer the CSV to spreadsheet applications.

5

Advanced Features

For advanced users:

  • Handles arrays of objects and single objects
  • Flattens nested objects using dot notation
  • Properly escapes special characters in CSV
  • Shows conversion statistics (records, columns)

Note: For very large datasets, consider processing in chunks.

6

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues:

  • Ensure your JSON is properly formatted
  • Check for trailing commas or syntax errors
  • Verify that arrays contain consistent object structures
  • Use the reset button to clear all fields and start fresh
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