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Excel to JSON

Convert cells copied from Excel into a JSON array of objects — paste the copied cells directly (Excel copies as tab-separated text), not an .xlsx file upload.

How to Use Excel to JSON
  1. 1Select and copy your cells in Excel (Ctrl+C), including a header row
  2. 2Paste them into the input box
  3. 3Copy the generated JSON array
Examples
  • Headers: id, name, email → JSON: [{"id":"1","name":"Alice","email":"alice@ex.com"}, ...]
Frequently Asked Questions

No — this tool doesn't read binary .xlsx files at all. Select and copy your cells directly in Excel (Ctrl+C), then paste them into the input box; Excel copies cell ranges as tab-separated text, which this tool parses.

An array of objects, one per data row, with keys taken from your first (header) row — e.g. [{"name":"Alice","age":"30"}, ...]. All values come through as strings, since there's no cell-type metadata in plain copied text.

No — the conversion happens entirely in your browser.

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