JSON to Excel Converter
Convert JSON files to Excel (.xlsx) directly in your browser. No upload required.
Checks before and after data conversion
1Before converting
- Keep the source file and confirm its encoding and data format.
- Check whether the first row contains headers and whether field names look correct.
- For personal or sensitive data, confirm where processing happens and who will receive the output.
2After converting
- Use the preview to verify text, column names, and row counts.
- Open the result in Excel or the destination system and check dates and long numbers.
- Save the converted file under a new name so it can be compared with the source.
Common next steps
What is JSON to Excel Converter?
This tool turns JSON arrays, API responses, and database exports into Excel-ready .xlsx files. Nested objects are flattened into dot-notation columns for easier spreadsheet review.
Review API JSON in Excel
Each item in a JSON array becomes a row and object keys become Excel columns. This makes API responses and database exports easier to review without writing a conversion script.
Nested objects are flattened into columns such as user.name, while arrays are preserved as JSON strings.
Supported JSON structures
- Arrays of objects
- A single JSON object
- Nested objects
- Data containing strings, numbers, booleans, and null values
How JSON values map to Excel
How to Use
- 1Choose a JSON file
- 2Click convert
- 3Check the column and row preview
- 4Download the Excel file
FAQ
Can it convert non-array JSON?
Yes. A JSON object becomes a one-row table. A JSON array becomes one row per item.
How are nested values handled?
Nested objects are flattened into columns such as user.name. Arrays and complex values are stored as JSON strings.
Is my file uploaded?
No. The conversion runs in your browser and the JSON file is not sent to an external server.
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