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Conversion changes representation, not meaning. These tools show typing, flattening, sheet and formula-safety decisions before export.
Problems covered
5 tools
Convert CSV or TSV to JSON locally as objects, arrays or NDJSON. Control empty fields, numbers and booleans while preserving long IDs and leading zeros, no account needed.
Open →Convert JSON arrays or NDJSON to CSV locally. Flatten nested objects with path notation, review arrays and missing keys, then download without an account.
Open →Convert CSV or TSV to Excel XLSX locally with a chosen sheet name, practical widths, frozen headers and formula-safe text. Download without an account.
Open →Convert Excel XLSX sheets to CSV locally without running formulas. Choose sheets, inspect cached values and dates, and download checked CSV files without an account.
Open →Convert TSV files or tab-separated pasted text to CSV locally. Preserve quoted tabs and special characters, choose the output delimiter and download without an account.
Open →Choose well
Use CSV to JSON.
Use JSON to CSV.
Use Excel to CSV.
Guides
A browser can read XLSX values locally and serialize each selected sheet as a separate CSV.
Read →Nested object paths can become columns, while arrays need a selected tabular policy.
Read →Leading zeros disappear when identifiers are interpreted as numbers rather than text.
Read →FAQ
Yes. Text remains text unless a conversion is explicitly selected.
No. Only cached values are read and formula-like exports are protected.
Objects flatten well; nested arrays require an explicit serialization policy.