Upload an Excel File
Choose an .xlsx or .xls file from your device, or use the sample data to test the conversion flow first.
Document Utility
Upload an Excel file, convert the selected sheet or all sheets into JSON format, preview the data, then copy the result or download it as a JSON file.
Upload an Excel file, then choose the sheet range and JSON conversion options.
For sheets without headers, keys such as column_1 and column_2 are generated automatically.
Group multiple sheets into one JSON object or output only the selected sheet as an array.
The sheet used when outputting only the selected sheet.
Choose the sheet to display as a table preview.
Choose readable formatted JSON or compact JSON output.
Number of sheet rows to display in the preview.
Excel styles such as cell colors, merged cells, borders, and fonts are not included in JSON. This tool creates JSON data based on sheet cell values.
Quickly apply common JSON conversion options based on your Excel data structure and use case.
Check the first rows of the selected sheet in table format.
Check the generated JSON result, copy it, or save it as a file.
Choose an .xlsx or .xls file from your device, or use the sample data to test the conversion flow first.
Decide whether the first row becomes keys, select one sheet or all sheets, and choose indentation, empty-row handling, and type conversion.
Check the selected sheet as a table before converting so you can confirm headers, rows, and cell values.
Convert the spreadsheet, then copy the JSON result or download it as a .json file for development, API tests, or imports.
Use it when you need to turn Excel-managed product lists, order data, member information, or statistics tables into API test data, frontend mock data, or development JSON files.
It converts every sheet in the Excel file into an array and wraps them into one JSON object using sheet names as keys. This is useful when you want to keep multiple sheets structured together.
It means using the first row of the sheet as property names in each JSON object. For example, if the first row is name,email, each row becomes an object with name and email keys.
JSON stores data structures, so visual styles such as colors, borders, merged cells, and fonts are not included. This tool creates JSON data from cell values.
Yes. The converter supports common .xlsx and .xls files. Very old or password-protected workbooks may need to be saved again in Excel first.
Select the automatic key option. The converter creates keys such as column_1 and column_2 so each row can still become a JSON object.
When enabled, numeric values and strings such as true, false, and null are converted to JSON number, boolean, and null values instead of plain text.
The file is parsed in the browser for this utility flow. In normal use, the selected workbook does not need to be stored on the server.