Convert JSON arrays and nested object datasets into clean, delimited CSV files with automatic column detection and Excel export.
Scans all JSON objects in the array to construct a unified, comprehensive CSV column header list.
Optionally flattens deep nested objects (e.g. user.address.city) into dot-notation column headers.
Supports standard comma (,), semicolon (;), and tab ( ) delimiters for international Excel formats.
Convert private customer databases and financial records with zero server upload.
The JSON to CSV Converter parses your JSON array into memory and inspects all child objects to compile the complete set of unique keys.
It maps each object’s values to corresponding column indexes, properly escaping strings that contain commas, double quotes, or newline characters according to RFC 4180.
The resulting CSV text is delivered with a UTF-8 Byte Order Mark (BOM) to guarantee seamless, error-free opening in Microsoft Excel.
Convert JSON payloads from Stripe, Shopify, or GitHub APIs into viewable spreadsheets.
Transform MongoDB or Firebase document collections into CSV for business reporting.
Format user account arrays for bulk import into HubSpot, Mailchimp, or Salesforce.
Convert JSON datasets into tabular CSV format for Python Pandas and scikit-learn models.
You can enable "Flatten Nested Objects" to automatically convert nested keys into structured dot-notation CSV headers (e.g. "address_city").
No. Softnag strictly follows the RFC 4180 standard, wrapping fields containing commas, quotes, or newlines in properly escaped double quotes.
Yes. Softnag includes a UTF-8 BOM header so Excel renders special characters, accents, and currency symbols accurately.
No. All conversion computations take place 100% locally in your browser memory.
Yes. You can switch the delimiter between comma (,), semicolon (;), and tab (TSV).
Yes, nested objects are serialized into formatted string representations inside their columns.