Input ng Python Dict
Output ng JSON
Ilagay ang Python Dict data para ma-convert sa JSON
Dito lalabas ang na-convert na data
I-convert ang format ng Python dictionary sa JSON
Ilagay ang Python Dict data para ma-convert sa JSON
Dito lalabas ang na-convert na data
Gamitin ang Python dict → JSON converter na ito para gawing standard JSON ang dictionaries, lists, o config content para sa APIs at cross-language workflows.
Hakbang 1 – I-paste ang Python dict syntax
Hakbang 2 – Suriin ang conversion
Hakbang 3 – I-handle ang edge cases
Hakbang 4 – Gamitin ang JSON
Quick tips for Python dict conversion
# Python dict input
{
'name': 'Maeve Winters',
'age': 28,
'active': True,
'tags': ('developer', 'backend'),
'metadata': None
}
// JSON output
{
"name": "Maeve Winters",
"age": 28,
"active": true,
"tags": ["developer", "backend"],
"metadata": null
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Supports standard Python dictionary and list syntax including single quotes, None, True/False values, nested structures, and tuples (converted to arrays).
None → null, True/False → true/false, single quotes → double quotes, tuples → arrays. Numbers and strings are preserved with proper JSON formatting.
Yes. You can paste Python dict definitions, list results, or any Python data structure that evaluates to a dict or list.
Only basic data types are supported: dict, list, tuple, str, int, float, bool, None. Custom objects need to be converted to basic types first.
Yes, all data processing happens entirely in your browser. Your Python data is converted locally and never sent to any server, ensuring completely private and secure conversion.