JSON to Excel Converter
Transform JSON data into Excel spreadsheet format
JSON Input
Convert JSON to other formats
Excel Output
Excel File Ready
Click "Convert & Download" to generate and download your Excel file
Conversion Details
- • Arrays of objects → Table with columns
- • Single object → Key-value pairs
- • Arrays of primitives → Single column
- • Nested objects → JSON strings in cells
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About JSON to Excel Converter
Convert JSON data to Excel spreadsheet format (.xlsx). Perfect for data analysis, reporting, and sharing structured data in a universally accessible format.
Key Features
- Smart Conversion: Automatically detects JSON structure and creates appropriate Excel layout
- Header Support: Optional column headers in the first row
- Custom Sheet Names: Name your Excel worksheet
- Multiple Formats: Supports arrays of objects, single objects, and primitive values
- Nested Data: Converts nested objects and arrays to JSON strings
- File Upload: Upload JSON files directly or paste data
- Direct Download: Generates and downloads Excel file instantly
How to Use
- Input JSON Data: Paste your JSON data or upload a .json file
- Configure Options: Set sheet name and header preferences
- Convert: Click "Convert & Download" to generate Excel file
- Open in Excel: The .xlsx file will download automatically
Example Conversion
JSON Input:
[
{"name": "John Doe", "age": 28, "city": "New York"},
{"name": "Jane Smith", "age": 34, "city": "London"}
] Excel Output:
Creates a spreadsheet with columns: name, age, city
| name | age | city | |------------|-----|----------| | John Doe | 28 | New York | | Jane Smith | 34 | London |
Common Use Cases
- Data Analysis: Import JSON API data into Excel for analysis
- Reporting: Create Excel reports from JSON data sources
- Data Sharing: Share JSON data with non-technical users
- Database Export: Convert database query results to Excel
- Business Intelligence: Prepare data for Excel-based BI tools
Supported JSON Structures
- Array of Objects: Each object becomes a row with columns for each key
- Single Object: Creates a two-column table with keys and values
- Array of Primitives: Creates a single column with all values
- Nested Objects: Converted to JSON strings within cells
Privacy & Security
All conversions happen locally in your browser. Your JSON data is never uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy and security.
