JSON to CSV

Convert JSON data to CSV format for spreadsheets.

JSON Input
Output
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How to Convert JSON to CSV in seconds

1

Paste JSON Data

Copy your JSON data and paste it into the left input panel. You can also drag and drop a .json file directly.

2

Customize Output

Select your preferred delimiter (comma, tab, etc.) and enable object flattening for nested data structures.

3

Download CSV

Click "Download" to save your file or copy the CSV data directly to your clipboard for immediate use.

Why use our JSON to CSV Converter?

Powerful features designed for developers and data analysts who need quick, reliable data conversion.

Smart Flattening

Automatically converts complex nested JSON objects into flat CSV rows using dot notation headers.

100% Client-Side Secure

Your data never leaves your browser. Conversion happens locally, ensuring maximum privacy for sensitive data.

Table Preview

Instantly preview your data in a structured table format before downloading to verify column alignment.

Instant Conversion

Enjoy real-time preview as you type or paste. No waiting for server uploads or processing queues.

Error Validation

Built-in JSON validator highlights syntax errors instantly so you can fix your data before conversion.

Flexible Delimiters

Choose between standard comma (,), semicolon (;), tab (\t), or pipe (|) delimiters for compatibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my JSON data safe?

Yes, absolutely. This tool runs entirely in your web browser using JavaScript. No data is sent to our servers, making it safe for confidential or sensitive information.

How do I handle nested JSON objects?

By default, our tool enables "Flatten Object" mode. This converts nested structures (like {"user": {"name": "John"}}) into dot-notation columns (e.g., user.name). You can convert complex API responses directly into flat spreadsheets.

Can I convert large JSON files?

Yes. Since the processing is done locally on your device, the limit depends primarily on your computer's memory (RAM). Most modern browsers can easily handle files up to 100MB+ instantly.