Input ng Excel Spreadsheet
No data
Import JSON to preview it as a spreadsheet.
Output ng JSON
Excel Import Options
Import an Excel file to convert to JSON
Supports .xlsx, .xlsm, and .xls files
I-convert ang Excel spreadsheet data sa structured JSON format
No data
Import JSON to preview it as a spreadsheet.
Import an Excel file to convert to JSON
Supports .xlsx, .xlsm, and .xls files
Gamitin ang Excel → JSON converter na ito para gawing JSON arrays/objects ang spreadsheets para sa APIs, databases, at web apps.
Hakbang 1 – I-upload ang Excel file
Hakbang 2 – I-configure ang options
Hakbang 3 – Suriin ang JSON output
Hakbang 4 – Kopyahin o i-download ang JSON
Quick tips for Excel to JSON
// Excel spreadsheet (with headers) | Name | Email | Age | Active | |-------------|--------------------|-----|--------| | Maeve | [email protected] | 28 | true | | Alex | [email protected] | 32 | false | // JSON output [ { "Name": "Maeve", "Email": "[email protected]", "Age": 28, "Active": true }, { "Name": "Alex", "Email": "[email protected]", "Age": 32, "Active": false } ]
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This tool supports modern Excel formats including .xlsx, .xlsm (macro-enabled), and legacy .xls files. Both single and multi-sheet workbooks are supported.
After importing an Excel file, you can select which sheet to convert using the dropdown in settings. Sheet names are automatically detected from your workbook.
Yes. Use the range option in settings to specify a cell range like 'A1:D10'. Leave it empty to convert the entire used range of the selected sheet.
When 'First row contains headers' is enabled, the first row values become JSON object keys. When disabled, generic keys like 'Column1', 'Column2' are used.
Yes, all data processing happens entirely in your browser. Your Excel file is parsed locally and never sent to any server, ensuring completely private and secure conversion.