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Drop a .json, .ndjson or .jsonl file. Column names and types are found from the records.
Open a JSON array, JSON lines (NDJSON) or an object holding a list of records. Fields become columns; nested objects are flattened.
Check the table, filter or sort it, then download CSV — or Excel and Parquet.
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Drop a .json, .ndjson or .jsonl file. Column names and types are found from the records.
Browse the rows, drop what you don’t need with filters, or reshape it with SQL.
Save the table as CSV with a header row, or pick Excel, Parquet or JSON.
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No. It is converted in your browser tab and never leaves your device.
A file that is one object with a list of records ({"data": [...]}) is opened as those records, with nested objects split into columns. Other nested values stay as structured columns; in SQL you can pick fields with column.field or unnest lists.
Yes: .ndjson and .jsonl files with one record per line, which is how large exports are usually written.
Yes. In SQL, select the columns you want (SELECT id, name FROM data) and download that result.
Big files · Nested fields flattened · No upload