Convert a JSON array of objects into tab-separated rows.
The JSON to TSV Converter turns a JSON array of objects into tab-separated rows. Use it to prepare data for Excel, Google Sheets, or another tool that accepts tab-delimited input.
This JSON contains two records:
[
{ "name": "Alice", "age": 30, "city": "London" },
{ "name": "Bob", "age": 25, "city": "Paris" }
]
The corresponding table is shown below. The example uses spaces to display columns; actual TSV uses tab delimiters:
name age city
Alice 30 London
Bob 25 Paris
An array of flat objects with consistent keys is easier to map to columns than nested or irregular data. Check how the output handles missing keys, null values, and fields that appear only in later records.
Tabs and line breaks inside values need care because they can affect row and column boundaries. TSV avoids using commas as delimiters, but it does not eliminate every escaping or import issue. Check the spreadsheet's interpretation before relying on the table.
For the reverse direction, use the TSV to JSON Converter. For SQL output, try the JSON to SQL Converter.
How to Use JSON to TSV Converter - Prepare Spreadsheet Rows
Paste an array of objects into JSON Input, or select a JSON file in the upload area.
Review TSV Output for the expected headers, records, missing values, and any tabs or line breaks within fields.
Use Copy or Download TSV. Check the imported columns and value types in your spreadsheet.
Convert a JSON array of objects into tab-separated rows.
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Client SideByte array to string converter for decimal UTF-8 bytes. Paste comma-separated or whitespace-separated values and review the decoded text.
CSV to JSON converter for files and pasted data. Choose the delimiter, set header handling and type parsing, then copy or download the JSON.