JSON to TSV

Convert a JSON array of objects to TSV (tab-separated values) online, in your browser.

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About JSON to TSV

JSON to TSV converts a JSON array of objects into tab-separated values — the format you get when you copy cells from a spreadsheet. Paste the result straight into Excel or Google Sheets and every value lands in its own cell.

Each object becomes a row and each key a column; nested objects are flattened into dot-notation columns such as address.city. Tabs are a safe separator for text that contains commas. Everything runs locally in your browser — the text you paste is never uploaded.

How to use JSON to TSV

  1. Paste a JSON array (or a single object), upload a file or click Sample.
  2. Press Convert.
  3. Copy the TSV and paste it into a spreadsheet, or download it.

Key features

  • One row per object, one column per key
  • Nested data flattened to dot notation
  • Pastes cleanly into Excel and Google Sheets
  • Validates the JSON first with clear errors

Example

Each object becomes a row; columns are separated by tabs.

Input
[{"name":"Asha","city":"Surat","marks":91},{"name":"Ravi","city":"Rajkot","marks":84}]
Output
name	city	marks
Asha	Surat	91
Ravi	Rajkot	84

When to use JSON to TSV

  • Pasting JSON records into Excel or Google Sheets as columns.
  • Preparing data for tools that read tab-separated files.
  • Exporting text that contains many commas, where CSV would need lots of quoting.

Tips and common problems

  • Paste the result into a spreadsheet cell — the tabs split it into columns automatically.
  • Nested objects become dot-notation columns.
  • For a .csv file to import elsewhere, use JSON to CSV instead.

Frequently asked questions

TSV is ideal for copy-pasting into spreadsheets and for text full of commas. CSV is the more common file format for imports — use JSON to CSV for that.