TableFromJSON

TableFromJSON

Convert json to table format

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TableFromJSON is a fast, secure converter that transforms JSON files into clean, editable tables with one click. Key features: • JSON → Table preview • Edit cells directly • Export to CSV, Excel, HTML • Client-side processing for full privacy Built for developers, analysts, and product teams working with API responses, logs, or structured data. Currently in Beta — early users welcome!
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Renee C
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I work with JSON often, and every time I needed to turn it into a clean table, the tools I found online felt outdated or clunky. I wanted something fast, modern, and beautifully simple — so I built the tool I wished existed. Developers, engineers, and analysts deal with messy JSON from API responses, logs, exports, and config files. Converting that JSON into a table usually requires scripting or awkward workarounds. TableFromJSON instantly turns JSON into clean, export-ready tables without any coding. I started with a basic converter, but as I refined it, the focus shifted toward simplicity and experience — faster handling of big JSON files, clean export formats, and a UI that feels modern. The process became about removing friction so anyone can go from JSON → table → export in seconds.
Renee C
Maker

Update: TableFromJSON now includes a 7-day free trial — no credit card needed.

You can try every feature instantly. I’d love feedback from early users!

Renee C
Maker

Update: I just added better support for nested JSON — especially for exporting tables as HTML.

Here’s what’s new:

  • Nested objects are now displayed as mini tables inside a column

  • Arrays are shown in a single clean row

  • Search works across nested values in the exported HTML

  • Still no data stored — everything happens in your browser

If you work with API responses, inventory data, or messy real-world JSON, this update should make it much easier to read and share data.

Full write-up:

https://tablefromjson.com/blog/convert-nested-json-to-an-html-table-no-data-stored

Let me know if you have JSON examples I should test next.