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CSV ↔ JSON Converter
Convert between CSV and JSON in both directions. Paste CSV (first row = headers) or a JSON array of objects to convert.
About this tool
CSV (comma-separated values) and JSON are both used for tabular data. CSV is simple and works in spreadsheets; JSON is common in APIs and code. This tool converts CSV to a JSON array of objects (first row = keys) and vice versa, so you can move data between systems or formats.
How to use
- For CSV to JSON: paste CSV with headers in the first row, then click CSV → JSON.
- For JSON to CSV: paste a JSON array of objects (same keys in each), then click JSON → CSV.
- Copy the result for use in your app or spreadsheet.
When to use this tool
- Converting API response arrays to CSV for Excel or Google Sheets.
- Turning spreadsheet exports (CSV) into JSON for scripts or APIs.
- Migrating data between systems that use different formats.
- Preparing sample data: CSV for spreadsheets, JSON for code.
Tips
- CSV with commas inside values should be quoted; our parser assumes simple comma-separated columns. Complex CSV may need a dedicated library.
- JSON to CSV uses the keys of the first object as column headers. All objects should have the same keys for consistent columns.
FAQ
- My CSV has commas inside a cell—what do I do?
- This tool uses a simple split on commas. If your CSV has quoted fields with commas, the conversion may be wrong. Use a proper CSV parser or escape commas before pasting.
- Can I convert nested JSON?
- The tool expects a flat array of objects. Nested objects or arrays will be stringified into a single column. Flatten your JSON first for best results.