Is the XL-Factor JSON to Excel converter free?

Yes, the XL-Factor JSON to Excel converter is completely free to use.

What output formats are supported?

The converter supports converting JSON to XLSX, XLS, and CSV formats.

Yes, XL-Factor can handle complex JSON structures and offers flattening options to simplify the output.

Yes, your data is secure. The conversion happens directly in your browser.

The tool provides an instant preview of the converted data.

Convert your JSON files to Excel format with customizable options. Perfect for transforming JSON data into spreadsheet format.

Choose JSON File

No file selected

Or paste JSON directly:

Excel Format

Sheet Name

Flatten Nested Objects

Preview (first 5 rows):

1. Click "Choose JSON File" to select a JSON file or paste JSON directly

2. Click "Conversion Options" to customize Excel output format

3. Click "Convert to Excel" to start the conversion process

4. Preview the converted data in the preview section

5. Click "Download Excel" to save the file

6. Use "Reset" to clear all inputs and start over

What JSON formats are supported?+

We support standard JSON formats including arrays of objects (most common) and single objects. The JSON should be properly formatted.

Is there a file size limit?+

The current limit is 5MB for file uploads. For larger files, consider pasting the JSON directly.

What Excel formats are available?+

You can choose between modern XLSX format (Excel 2007+), legacy XLS format (Excel 97-2003), or CSV (comma-separated values).

How are nested objects handled?+

You can choose to flatten nested objects (using dot notation like "address.city") or skip them entirely in the output.

Learn more about JSON to Excel conversion: