Three simple steps
- Paste JSON or load a UTF-8 .json file.
- Choose a comma, semicolon, or tab delimiter and convert the object records.
- Review the detected rows and columns, then copy or download the CSV.
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Browse all toolsConvert a JSON object or array of objects into CSV with correct quoting for commas, quotes, and line breaks.
Paste JSON or drop a UTF-8 .json file.
Converted rows and columns appear here.
Turn structured JSON records into rows that can be opened in spreadsheets, imported into databases, or shared with systems that expect CSV.
Use one object or an array of objects. An array containing strings, numbers, or mixed root values cannot become a consistent CSV table.
Yes. Fields containing delimiters, quotes, or line breaks are enclosed and quotes are doubled according to CSV rules.
Yes. Original JSON number tokens are carried into scalar CSV fields without rounding.