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 JSON to CSV Converter

Convert JSON data to a CSV file directly in your browser. Paste a JSON array or upload a .json file, choose your CSV options, preview the result, and download it without uploading your data anywhere.

⚙ JSON and CSV options
Your JSON stays in this browser. Files are never uploaded.
Records
0
Columns
0
Delimiter
Comma
Output size
0 B
CSV preview (first 20 records)
Convert JSON to see a CSV preview.

⭐ JSON to CSV Converter - Explanation and Examples

The JSON to CSV Converter turns JSON objects and JSON arrays into a CSV file that you can open in spreadsheet software, import into a database, or use in another application. Everything is processed locally in your browser.


⭐ What Does This JSON to CSV Converter Do?

Paste JSON data or upload a .json file. The tool validates the JSON, creates columns from object properties, shows a limited preview for fast browsing, and lets you copy or download the full CSV output.

  • Converts a JSON object or an array of JSON objects into CSV records.
  • Uses all available object properties as CSV column headers.
  • Preserves missing values as empty CSV cells.
  • Escapes commas, quotes, and line breaks correctly.

⚙️ How to Convert JSON to CSV

  1. Paste JSON into the input field or select a JSON file.
  2. Choose a comma, semicolon, or tab delimiter.
  3. Choose whether to include headers and flatten nested objects.
  4. Select Convert JSON to CSV.
  5. Review the preview, then copy or download the CSV file.

🔎 Example: JSON Array to CSV

JSON input:

[
  {"name":"John","age":30,"active":true},
  {"name":"Jane","age":25,"active":false}
]

CSV output:

name,age,active
John,30,true
Jane,25,false

⚙️ Nested Objects and Arrays

When flattening is enabled, nested objects become dot-notated columns. For example, {"address":{"city":"Amsterdam"}} becomes an address.city column. Arrays remain JSON-encoded in one cell so no data is silently removed.


⚠️ JSON and CSV Formatting Tips

  • Use an object or an array of objects at the top level.
  • Use semicolons when your spreadsheet expects a European CSV delimiter.
  • Keep headers enabled when you need named columns in the exported file.
  • The preview is limited to the first 20 records, while the download includes all converted records.

⭐ Private Browser-Based Conversion

Your JSON file and generated CSV remain in your browser. The JSON to CSV Converter does not upload data to a server, requires no account, and is ready to use immediately.


This tool is also known as

  • json to csv converter online
  • convert json file to csv
  • json array to csv converter
  • flatten json to csv
  • download json as csv

Frequently Asked Questions

It converts a JSON object or an array of JSON objects into a downloadable CSV file directly in your browser.

Paste JSON into the input area or upload a .json file, choose your options, select Convert JSON to CSV, then copy or download the result.

Yes. Choose a .json file and its contents are read locally, converted automatically, and offered as a CSV file with the same base filename.

You can choose a comma, semicolon, or tab delimiter. Semicolon is useful for European spreadsheet settings.

Yes, headers are included by default. They are created automatically from the properties found in your JSON objects.

The converter collects properties from all records. A missing property becomes an empty cell in that record.

Yes. With Flatten nested objects enabled, nested values become dot-notated columns such as address.city.

Arrays inside a JSON object are kept as JSON-encoded text in one CSV cell, so their values are not lost.

Yes. CSV values containing the selected delimiter, quotes, or line breaks are quoted and embedded double quotes are escaped.

The input is not valid JSON. Check for missing commas, quotes, brackets, or braces. The tool shows an approximate line and column when the browser provides a character position.

The conversion runs in your browser and the preview is limited to 20 records to avoid a huge table. Very large files still depend on available browser memory.

No. Parsing, conversion, previewing, copying, and downloading all happen locally in your browser.

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