Best for
- CSV with a single header row and uniform columns per row.
- Data that will be consumed as an array of objects in JavaScript or other runtimes.
Paste CSV data and convert it to JSON. The first row is treated as headers (object keys), and each following row becomes one object in an array. Supports comma, semicolon, and tab delimiters, and respects quoted fields so values containing commas or newlines are handled correctly. Conversion runs entirely in your browser; no data is sent to a server. Useful for importing spreadsheet or export data into APIs, configs, or scripts that expect JSON.
Input
name,score
Alice,95
Bob,87Output
[{"name":"Alice","score":"95"},{"name":"Bob","score":"87"}]First row defines keys; each data row becomes one JSON object. Values are strings in JSON.
No. Conversion runs entirely in your browser. Your data never leaves your device.
Use the delimiter dropdown to select Semicolon (;) or Tab. The parser will split fields using that character.
No. Every cell is output as a JSON string. If you need numbers or dates, parse them in your application after conversion.