Step 1
Paste JSON
Add a JSON object or array of objects to the editor.
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A JSON to CSV converter turns JSON objects or arrays into spreadsheet-ready rows and columns. Paste API data, flatten nested keys, preview the table, then copy or download clean CSV without uploading your data.
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CSV output
2 rows converted with 7 CSV columns.
| id | user.name | user.email | plan | tags | usage.requests | usage.active |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | Ada Lovelace | ada@example.com | Pro | api; spreadsheet | 1842 | true |
| 102 | Grace Hopper | grace@example.com | Team | compiler; csv | 2401 | false |
Workflow
Step 1
Add a JSON object or array of objects to the editor.
Step 2
Pick the delimiter and decide whether nested object keys should be flattened into columns.
Step 3
Check the generated headers and first rows before exporting.
Step 4
Copy the CSV text or download it as a .csv file for spreadsheets and data tools.
A JSON to CSV converter turns JSON objects or arrays into rows and columns that spreadsheet tools, databases, and reporting workflows can import.
Yes. When flattening is enabled, nested object keys become dot-notated columns such as user.name or usage.requests.
No. The conversion runs in your browser, so pasted JSON is not uploaded to Code Card by this tool.
An array of similarly shaped objects works best because each object becomes a row and each unique key becomes a column.
Yes. Choose comma, semicolon, or tab as the delimiter before copying or downloading the generated CSV.
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