JSON to Excel converter helps you convert JSON data into an Excel (XLSX) spreadsheet for easy viewing, editing, and analysis. This free online tool is ideal for developers, analysts, and data teams who need to transform structured JSON into a tabular Excel format. Paste your JSON data, and the tool will generate an XLSX file instantly.
[
{
"ID": 101,
"Name": "John Doe",
"Department": "Engineering",
"Salary": 85000,
"JoinDate": "2023-01-15"
},
{
"ID": 102,
"Name": "Jane Smith",
"Department": "Marketing",
"Salary": 72000,
"JoinDate": "2023-03-20"
},
{
"ID": 103,
"Name": "Bob Johnson",
"Department": "Sales",
"Salary": 90000,
"JoinDate": "2022-11-05"
}
] ID Name Department Salary JoinDate
101 John Doe Engineering 85000 2023-01-15
102 Jane Smith Marketing 72000 2023-03-20
103 Bob Johnson Sales 90000 2022-11-05 Convert complex JSON data sets into Excel reports for management or non-technical stakeholders.
Import JSON data into Excel to use formulas, pivot tables, and charts for analysis.
Bridge the gap between web APIs (JSON) and legacy business systems (Excel/CSV).
This tool operates entirely in your browser. Your data is processed locally using JavaScript (fetching the SheetJS library) and is never sent to any external server. You can safely use this tool with sensitive business data.
Excel is a 2D format. Deeply nested JSON objects might not display perfectly. It's best to flatten the data before conversion if possible.
If objects in your JSON array have different keys, the Excel sheet will include all unique keys as columns, leaving empty cells where data is missing.
Currently, the tool uses the key order from the first object in the JSON array. You may need to rearrange columns in Excel after downloading.
Need a simple CSV file instead? Use our JSON to CSV converter.
Want to visualize data without downloading? Try our JSON to Table Viewer.
To clean and format your JSON data first, use the JSON Formatter.