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JSON to CSV Converter

Turn structured rows into comma-separated values that can be opened in spreadsheet and data tools.

About this tool

JSON to CSV Converter — CSV is a flat table, while JSON can contain nested objects and arrays. A reliable conversion depends on rows having compatible fields and on a clear policy for nested values.

Review delimiters, quoting, line endings, and character encoding before importing the result into another system.

How to use it

  1. Paste an array of JSON objects.
  2. Run the conversion and inspect the generated columns.
  3. Download or copy the CSV, then test the import settings in the target program.

Example

Before
[{"name":"Ali","score":9},{"name":"Mona","score":10}]
After
name,score
Ali,9
Mona,10

Open the result using UTF-8 and the correct delimiter in your spreadsheet.

Common uses

  • Move simple API data into a spreadsheet.
  • Create a quick table for review.
  • Prepare small test exports.

What to know

  • Complex nested JSON cannot always be represented without losing structure.
  • CSV formulas can be interpreted by spreadsheets; review untrusted cells before opening.

Privacy: The operation runs locally in your browser; your input is not uploaded by this tool.

Frequently Asked Questions

What JSON shape converts best to CSV?+

An array of objects with similar keys produces the clearest table.

What happens to nested objects or arrays?+

They may be stringified or flattened depending on the tool, so inspect those columns carefully.

Why does a spreadsheet split text incorrectly?+

The spreadsheet may expect a different delimiter, quote rule, locale, or encoding.