Convert JSON arrays to CSV and CSV back to JSON, with nested-key flattening
JSON ⇄ CSV Converter is a secure developer utility built to convert json arrays to csv and csv back to json, with nested-key flattening. Developers frequently handle sensitive tokens, JSON configs, and code blocks; this tool processes all text manipulations entirely offline, preventing leaks.
Paste a JSON array of objects, choose JSON to CSV and copy or download the result. The keys become the header row and each object becomes a row. For [{"name":"Asha","age":29}] the output is a header line name,age followed by Asha,29.
Nested objects are flattened into columns with combined keys. For example, {"address":{"city":"Pune"}} becomes a column named address.city with the value Pune. Different objects can have different keys, and the header includes every key found, with blanks where a row lacks one.
Choose CSV to JSON, paste your data and make sure the first row holds the column names. Each following row becomes an object, giving an array of objects. All values are output as strings, so numbers such as 29 appear as "29".
Comma, semicolon, tab and pipe. Choose semicolon for many European Excel exports, where commas are decimal separators, and tab for TSV files. Values containing the delimiter, a quote or a newline are wrapped in double quotes, with inner quotes doubled.
Excel decides the delimiter from your regional settings, so a comma file can open in one column in regions that use semicolons. Export using the delimiter your Excel expects, or import the file through Data, From Text/CSV and choose the delimiter.
Nested structures are flattened using their key paths, so array items become separate numbered columns rather than separate rows. Deeply nested data may produce a very wide table. If you need one row per array item, reshape the JSON before converting.
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