JSON to Excel
Convert JSON arrays to an Excel sheet.
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About JSON to Excel
JSON to Excel takes an API response or a exported JSON array and lays it out as a spreadsheet that non-developers can actually read. Nested objects are flattened into dotted column names and simple lists are joined into one cell, so you get a single tidy table. Paste the JSON or load a .json file; the conversion happens in your browser and nothing is sent to a server.
How to use JSON to Excel
- Paste your JSON into the box, or load a .json file from the drop area above it.
- Choose Excel (.xlsx) or CSV as the output format.
- Click Convert and check the preview table that appears under the button.
- Download the spreadsheet from the results panel.
What people use it for
- Giving a manager a readable table of API results without writing a script
- Turning an exported list of orders or users into a sheet for filtering
- Checking a JSON payload column by column while debugging an integration
- Handing survey or form-tool JSON to a colleague who only works in Excel
Good to know
Works best on an array of objects. If you paste a wrapper object, the first array property inside it is used. Nested objects become columns like address.city, and lists of simple values are joined with commas; anything deeper is written as JSON text in the cell. Invalid JSON is reported with the position of the error so you can fix it.