JSON to Excel Converter.

Paste your JSON data or upload a .json file into the input area above, then click Convert. The tool flattens nested JSON objects into a table and generates an Excel (.xlsx) file that you can download instantly. All processing happens in your browser — your data is never uploaded to any server.

In recent versions of Excel: go to Data → Get Data → From File → From JSON, select your .json file, and use Power Query to transform the JSON into a table. Alternatively, use the converter on this page — paste your JSON, click Convert, and download the .xlsx file ready to open in Excel.

Excel's Power Query is the built-in method: Data → Get Data → From File → From JSON. Select your file, use the Query Editor to expand nested records into columns, then click Close & Load. For a simpler approach, use jsontofile.com to convert JSON to Excel in one click — no Power Query configuration needed.

Upload your .xlsx or .xls file using the file upload area on the Excel to JSON page. The tool extracts all sheets and converts them to JSON arrays. Each sheet becomes either a separate JSON object (with sheet name as key) or a single array if the workbook has only one sheet.

For recurring imports, use Excel's Power Query with a web URL or file path as the data source. For API data, you can use Power Query's From Web option with the API endpoint URL. For programmatic automation, consider using openpyxl (Python) or xlsx (Node.js) to write JSON data directly to Excel files in a script or CI/CD pipeline.

Drag and drop your .json file onto the input area above. The converter flattens nested JSON objects, creates an Excel spreadsheet with proper column headers, and lets you download the .xlsx file. It handles arrays of objects, nested fields (using dot-notation like user.address.city), and mixed data types.

Excel can read JSON natively through Power Query. Go to Data → Get Data → From File → From JSON. The Query Editor displays the JSON structure; expand nested records and lists to flatten them, then load to a worksheet. For quick viewing without Excel, use jsontofile.com to convert the JSON to CSV or Excel format first.

Use the Excel to JSON converter on this site. Upload your .xlsx or .xls file, and the tool extracts all cell data into a JSON structure. Each row becomes a JSON object, with column headers as keys. Download the .json file or copy the output directly. No Excel installation required.