🔁 Universal JSON Converter
Convert JSON to CSV, Excel, XML, or YAML instantly. Paste or upload your JSON and choose the output format.
Need to convert JSON data into a different format for analysis, reporting, or sharing? The TechNeg Universal JSON Converter Tool makes it easy to transform your JSON into CSV, Excel, XML, or YAML with just one click — no coding, no login, no limits.
💡 Paste or upload your JSON and convert it to the format you need — instantly.
Whether you’re a developer working with APIs or a data analyst organizing reports, this browser-based tool ensures seamless conversion across formats.
🚀 Features of the JSON Converter Tool
- ✅ Supports Multiple Formats:
- JSON to CSV
- JSON to Excel (.xlsx)
- JSON to XML
- JSON to YAML
- ✅ No Ads, No Tracking, No Login Required
- ✅ Client-side Processing for privacy & speed
- ✅ Upload JSON file or paste raw JSON data
- ✅ Instant Download of the converted file
🛠️ How to Use the Tool
- Paste your JSON data or upload a
.jsonfile - Choose the output format (CSV, Excel, XML, YAML)
- Click the Convert button
- Download your converted file
🎯 Why Use JSON Conversion?
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is the standard format for APIs and structured data, but:
- CSV is best for spreadsheets and tables
- Excel (.xlsx) is perfect for sharing with teams and clients
- XML is widely used in data exchange systems
- YAML is developer-friendly for configs and DevOps
Our tool helps you bridge these formats easily, without needing coding or scripts.
✅ Real-World Use Cases
- 🧾 Export API data as CSV for Excel reporting
- 📊 Convert JSON product catalogs into spreadsheets
- 🛠️ Create YAML configs from JSON structures
- 🔄 Transform XML-style JSON for third-party integrations
❓ FAQs
Q. Is this JSON converter free to use?
Yes! It’s 100% free with no ads or restrictions.
Q. Will my data be saved or tracked?
No. All operations happen in your browser. Your data stays private and secure.
Q. What if my JSON is nested?
For best results, use a flat JSON array. Deeply nested data may require flattening first.
Q. Can I convert Excel back to JSON?
We’re working on a reverse tool — stay tuned!