JSON to Excel
Paste, drop, upload or import public JSON, check the table, then choose native Excel (.xlsx) or CSV. No formulas, scripts or technical setup required.
JSON files can look like blocks of code. The converter finds the records and turns their labels and values into familiar spreadsheet columns and rows.
Standard, Pro and Power Pack exports can create a native .xlsx workbook. CSV remains available for free conversions and very large datasets.
Conversion happens locally in your browser. The contents of your JSON file are not uploaded to our application servers.
Yes. Choose Excel (.xlsx) as the export format with Standard, Pro or Power Pack access. Free exports use CSV, which Excel also opens.
No. Paste, drop or upload the JSON file, check the preview, choose any columns you want to keep and download the result.
Yes. Nested object values are shown as selectable column paths so you can include the useful details in the spreadsheet.