JSON to CSV Converter
Paste JSON, upload a file, or drop NDJSON. Configure options and export clean CSV for Excel or any tool.
Conversion Options
Adds first row of column names
Converts objects/arrays to string values
Sort headers A → Z
Improves CSV opening in some Excel locales
Tip: If your JSON has different keys across rows, columns are the union of all keys.
JSON to CSV Converter and Data Export Tool
Use this JSON to CSV converter to transform structured JSON data into spreadsheet-ready CSV. Paste JSON, upload a file, convert NDJSON lines, flatten nested fields, and download a CSV file for Excel, Google Sheets, databases, or reporting workflows.
Paste or upload JSON
Convert pasted JSON, uploaded JSON files, or NDJSON lines into clean CSV output.
Flatten nested data
Turn nested objects and arrays into CSV-friendly column values with configurable joining.
CSV formatting options
Choose delimiter, header row, line endings, column order, and Excel-friendly BOM output.
Copy or download
Copy the generated CSV to your clipboard or download it as a .csv file.
What is a JSON to CSV converter?
A JSON to CSV converter turns JSON objects or arrays into comma-separated values. CSV is easier to open in spreadsheet tools, import into databases, and share with teams that do not work directly with JSON.
This converter supports nested data by flattening objects and joining arrays, so API responses and structured exports can become practical spreadsheet rows.
What this converter supports
- JSON arrays, single objects, and NDJSON input.
- Nested object flattening and array joiner configuration.
- Comma, semicolon, and tab delimiter options.
- CRLF or LF line endings.
- Optional header row, alphabetized columns, and Excel BOM.
Common uses for this tool
- Prepare API responses for spreadsheets.
- Convert JSON exports into CSV reports.
- Flatten nested records for Excel, Google Sheets, or BI tools.
- Clean structured data before sharing with non-technical users.
- Generate CSV from sample, pasted, or uploaded JSON data.
JSON conversion note
CSV is a flat table format, so deeply nested JSON may need flattening or simplified array values. Review the generated columns before importing important data into a spreadsheet, database, or reporting system.