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json_input.json READY
📄 CSV Output
§ Specs How It Works
Supported Structures
We automatically detect whether your JSON is a single object or an array of objects. Keys are converted into the CSV headers, and values are mapped to the corresponding columns.
Nested Objects & Arrays
Deeply nested JSON objects and arrays will be Stringified (converted to text representation like [object Object] or literal JSON) for safety. To maintain a flat CSV, ensure your JSON is relatively flat.
? FAQ Frequently Asked Questions
CSV is a flat, two-dimensional format, while JSON is hierarchical. If your JSON has deeply nested objects or arrays, they will be stringified (converted to text) in the resulting CSV column. For best results, use flat JSON arrays.
Yes! If you input a single JSON object, the keys will become the column headers (the first row of the CSV), and the values will form the single row of data below it.
CSV (Comma-Separated Values) is the universal format for spreadsheets. Converting JSON to CSV allows non-technical users to open, analyze, and visualize data in applications like Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, or Apple Numbers.