JSON to Table Converter

Convert JSON array data to readable table format with CSV export. Perfect for data analysis, reporting, and visualization of structured JSON data.

JSON to Table Converter

Drag and drop JSON files here, or click to upload

Supported formats: JSON

Or paste your JSON content directly in the editor below

JSON Input

JSON Editor - Type or paste your JSON content here

How to Use JSON to Table Converter

  1. Input JSON Array: Paste your JSON array data in the editor above
  2. Convert: Click "Convert to Table" to generate the table
  3. Export: Use "Export CSV" to download the table as a CSV file

Requirements:

  • JSON must be an array of objects
  • Each object represents a table row
  • Object keys become table headers
  • Nested objects will be displayed as strings

About JSON to Table Converter

Our JSON to Table converter transforms JSON array data into a clean, readable table format. This tool is perfect for developers, data analysts, and anyone who needs to visualize JSON data in a structured way.

Key Features

  • Automatic Header Detection: Extracts all unique keys from JSON objects as table headers
  • CSV Export: Download the converted table as a CSV file for use in Excel or other tools
  • Complex Structure Support: Handles nested objects and mixed data types
  • Error Handling: Clear feedback for invalid JSON or incompatible formats
  • Real-time Preview: See the table as you convert
  • File Upload: Load JSON files directly from your computer

Use Cases

  • Data Analysis: Convert API responses to table format for analysis
  • Reporting: Transform JSON data into readable reports
  • Database Migration: Prepare JSON data for import into databases
  • Excel Integration: Convert JSON to CSV for Excel processing
  • Data Visualization: Prepare data for charts and graphs

JSON Format Requirements

To convert JSON to table successfully, your data should follow these guidelines:

  • JSON must be an array of objects: [, , ]
  • Each object represents a table row
  • Object keys become table column headers
  • All objects don't need to have the same keys - missing values will appear as empty cells

Example Input

[
  {
    "id": 1,
    "name": "John Doe",
    "email": "john@example.com",
    "age": 28,
    "active": true
  },
  {
    "id": 2,
    "name": "Jane Smith", 
    "email": "jane@example.com",
    "age": 32,
    "active": false
  }
]

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