Convert a CSV table to a JSON array using the first row as column names.
The first row is the header. Values remain strings.
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How we handle your data →Convert a table while preserving codes and values as text.
name,code Ana,001
[
{
"name": "Ana",
"code": "001"
}
]The first row must have unique names. Code 001 retains its zeros; numeric types are not inferred.
Codes such as 001 remain strings. The first row supplies column names; quoted cells can contain commas and line breaks. Choose your table’s actual delimiter before converting.
Download the result or copy the text before opening another tool. Then load or paste it into the next step; content is not transferred automatically.
Keep codes such as 001 intact when converting to JSON, inspect the data and export when ready.
When opening the CSV in a spreadsheet, import code columns as text to preserve leading zeros.
Paste CSV, choose the delimiter and convert. The first row must have unique, nonempty column names. Every cell remains text, including leading zeros. Escaped double quotes and line breaks within cells are supported. Maximum 10,000 rows, 200 columns and 1 million characters.
No. Cells remain strings to preserve codes, dates and leading zeros. Column names are preserved too.