JsonToTable: JSON Viewer

Turn your JSON into a clean, readable table — right on your phone. Paste

in any JSON and it opens as a table you can scroll and scan. Nested

objects open inline. Arrays become rows. You can read a 500-line API

response in a few seconds without scrolling through walls of brackets.

If you've ever opened a JSON file on mobile and given up halfway, this

is the fix. Use it when you're testing an API on the train. Or

debugging a production response from your phone. Or reading someone's

config without firing up your laptop. Tap Sample on the first screen

if you want to see what the JSON Viewer looks like before pasting your

own.

The JSON tools, in more detail.

JSON Viewer. The main one. Paste raw JSON, get a table you can read

and scroll. Works on objects, arrays, and the deeply nested shapes

APIs like to return.

JSON Formatter. Prettify or minify any blob of JSON. Handy when an

API response is one long line and you want to make sense of it.

JSON Fixer. Catches the usual things that trip parsers: trailing

commas, single quotes, unquoted keys, stray comments. Pastes back

valid JSON.

String to JSON. If you copied JSON out of a log file and it's full

of backslashes and escaped quotes, paste it here to get the real

thing back.

JSON to CSV and CSV to JSON. For the times you want to drop a quick

result into a spreadsheet, or read someone's CSV without opening

Excel.

If you also work with XML.

XML Viewer. Same idea as the JSON Viewer. Paste your XML, see it as

a table you can read.

XML Formatter. Prettify or minify XML.

XML Fixer. Patches common XML syntax slips.

XML to CSV and CSV to XML. Quick conversions when you need them.

And if you live in YAML land.

YAML Viewer. Paste your YAML, see it as a table.

YAML Formatter. Clean up indentation and structure.

YAML Fixer. Patches small YAML syntax slips.

YAML to CSV and CSV to YAML. For the same spreadsheet moments.

Everything runs on your device. The JSON doesn't go to a server.

There's no sign-up, no account, nothing to log in to. It's free.

If you find a bug or want a feature, the About sheet inside the app

has a link to send a note. Always happy to hear from people.