CSV to JSON

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Local data converter

CSV to JSON Converter

Paste or upload delimited data, confirm the structure, and download a clean JSON array.

01 / Input

Add CSV data

CSV / TSV / TXT

Or drag and drop a file onto this field.

Choose one delimited text file up to 5 MB. It stays on this device.

0 / 5,000,000 characters

Quoted delimiters, escaped quotes, and line breaks inside quoted fields are supported.

02 / Configure

Set delimiter and headers

Auto detect checks comma, tab, semicolon, and pipe separators.

JSON keys

Add valid CSV data to configure its JSON keys.

03 / Preview

Check parsed rows

No rows parsed

Paste or upload CSV

Parsed rows will appear here before you download JSON.

CSV parsing and JSON downloads require JavaScript in this browser.

How it works

Convert CSV to JSON in three steps

Use a local file or pasted text. The converter checks the structure before it creates an array of JSON objects.

  1. 01
    Add your CSV data.

    Upload a CSV, TSV, or text file up to 5 MB, or paste data into the editor.

  2. 02
    Check the delimiter and headers.

    Keep automatic delimiter detection or select comma, tab, semicolon, or pipe. Use the first row as headers or edit generated JSON keys.

  3. 03
    Preview and download.

    Review the first parsed rows, then save every row in one formatted JSON file.

01 / Privacy

Keep CSV data on your device

Files and pasted text are parsed in your browser. Nanomite does not upload, store, or add the data to the page URL.

02 / CSV support

Handle quoted CSV fields

The parser supports escaped quotes, delimiters inside quoted fields, Windows or Unix line endings, and line breaks inside quoted values.

03 / JSON output

Preserve values as text

Each data row becomes a JSON object. Values stay as strings, missing cells become empty strings, and no dates, numbers, or booleans are guessed.