Quoted-field support
Values containing separators or line breaks are parsed correctly when quoted.
Convert quoted CSV, TSV, or semicolon-separated data into clean JSON.
Get a reliable result in three straightforward steps.
Paste CSV, TSV, semicolon-separated, or pipe-separated rows.
Select the separator and whether the first row contains headers.
Review the structured result, then copy or download it.
Focused controls, immediate feedback, and no account between you and the result.
Values containing separators or line breaks are parsed correctly when quoted.
Work with regional exports and tabular formats beyond comma-separated data.
Header rows become meaningful JSON keys automatically.
CSV to JSON conversion maps rows of delimited tabular data into JSON arrays. When the first row contains headers, each later row becomes an object whose property names come from those column headings.
The converter understands quoted fields, embedded separators, escaped quotation marks, and common delimiters including commas, semicolons, tabs, and pipes.
Common ways CSV to JSON fits into real projects and daily tasks.
Prepare spreadsheet records for an application or API.
Transform exported rows into portable structured objects.
Create fixtures and mock API responses from a table.
Convert vendor reports before processing them in JavaScript.
Quick answers about csv to json and how this page works.
Yes. Commas and other separators inside properly quoted fields remain part of the field value.
Yes. Choose Tab as the separator.
Each row is returned as a JSON array instead of an object.
No. CSV values remain strings so identifiers and leading zeros are preserved.