Export JSON to Google Sheets or Excel Free
Overview
Data from databases, analytics platforms, and APIs usually arrives as JSON. Converting to CSV or XLSX makes it immediately usable in spreadsheets without writing import code. The converter handles both CSV (for Google Sheets) and XLSX (for Excel) output formats.
How to Use This Tool
Paste your JSON array. Choose the output format: CSV for Google Sheets import, or XLSX for direct Excel opening. Click Export. Download the file and open it in your spreadsheet tool.
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PDF Tool →Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between CSV and XLSX output?
CSV is plain text with comma-separated values that any spreadsheet opens. XLSX is Excel's binary format that preserves column widths, number formatting, and can span multiple sheets. For simple data exports, CSV is sufficient.
How do I import a CSV into Google Sheets?
In Google Sheets, go to File > Import > Upload. Select your CSV file. Choose the separator type (comma) and click Import Data. Alternatively, open Google Drive and drag the CSV file in, then open it with Google Sheets.
Can I export JSON with 10,000 rows to a spreadsheet?
Yes. The converter handles large arrays. Google Sheets supports up to 10 million cells; Excel supports 1,048,576 rows. A 10,000-row JSON export easily fits in both.