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Paste JSON directly into the editor or upload a JSON file from your device using the drag-and-drop area.
Convert structured JSON data into a clean CSV file in seconds. Paste your JSON or upload a file, preview the result, and download spreadsheet-ready data directly from your browser.
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Transform JSON data into a spreadsheet-friendly CSV format without complicated software or manual data entry.
Paste JSON directly into the editor or upload a JSON file from your device using the drag-and-drop area.
Select a CSV delimiter and choose whether nested objects should be flattened into separate columns.
Review the generated table, copy the CSV output, or download the finished file to your device.
A JSON to CSV Converter transforms data stored in JavaScript Object Notation into comma-separated values. JSON is commonly used by APIs, websites, applications, and databases, while CSV is easier to open and analyze in spreadsheet software.
This converter reads JSON objects, identifies available keys, creates matching CSV columns, and places each record into a structured row. It can also flatten nested objects so complex data becomes easier to review.
CSV files are useful when data needs to be filtered, sorted, shared, imported, or analyzed in tools that work better with rows and columns. Converting JSON to CSV can save time when working with API exports, business records, product data, analytics, customer lists, and development projects.
Nested JSON can contain objects inside other objects. When the flattening option is enabled, this tool creates readable column names such as address.city and address.country. When flattening is disabled, nested values remain stored as JSON text inside a CSV cell.
Helpful answers about converting JSON files and data into CSV format.
Paste your JSON into the editor or upload a .json file, select your preferred options, and click Convert JSON to CSV. You can then preview, copy, or download the result.
Yes. Keep the Flatten nested JSON option enabled to convert nested object properties into separate columns using readable dot notation.
Yes. Arrays of JSON objects work best because each object becomes one CSV row. A single JSON object is also supported and becomes one row.
No. This page performs the conversion inside your web browser. The tool does not need to send your JSON data to a server to create the CSV output.
Yes. The downloaded CSV file can be opened or imported into Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice Calc, and many other data tools.
An array of objects works best. Each object becomes a CSV row, while the keys in those objects become column headings.