Header Row Detection
Uses the first row as object keys, mapping each subsequent row into a structured JSON record.
Transform comma-separated spreadsheets and tabular data into JSON objects instantly in your browser.
Convert CSV and TSV tables into clean JSON arrays of objects. 100% private in-browser conversion with automatic header mapping.
Uses the first row as object keys, mapping each subsequent row into a structured JSON record.
Automatically parses numbers, booleans, and nulls while keeping strings properly quoted.
Supports comma (,), semicolon (;), and tab-separated values (TSV).
No spreadsheets or customer records are ever uploaded to a server.
By default, the first row of your CSV is treated as the column headers and becomes the keys for each JSON object.
Yes, numeric cells (like 42 or 3.14) are automatically parsed as JSON numbers instead of strings.
Yes! Simply copy cells from Excel or Google Sheets and paste them into the input editor.
Yes, standard RFC 4180 quotes are properly supported.