JSON → TypeScript

JSON → TypeScript

Generate TypeScript interfaces from a JSON object or array. The result updates as you type.

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Input
9 words • 75 characters • 61 without spaces • 5 lines
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Output
11 words • 79 characters • 62 without spaces • 6 lines

Private by design

This conversion runs entirely in your browser. Your text is not sent to a server.

Tip

Format pretty-prints JSON. Minify strips whitespace. JSON → TypeScript builds interfaces from objects and arrays.

How to convert with JSON → TypeScript

  1. Paste valid JSON in the input box.

  2. The result updates as you type — nothing is uploaded.

  3. Use Convert to to switch between Format, minify, and TypeScript with the same JSON.

  4. Copy the result. Invalid JSON shows an error instead of output.

When should you use it?

  • Format

    Pretty-print JSON with indent and optional key sorting.

  • Minify

    Strip whitespace from valid JSON for smaller payloads.

  • Types

    Turn a JSON sample into TypeScript interfaces.

  • Stays here

    JSON never leaves this tab.

Your JSON stays private.

Formatting, minify, and TypeScript generation run entirely in your browser.

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About live JSON convert tools

JSON Minifier and JSON → TypeScript share persist with JSON Formatter. Minify strips whitespace from valid JSON. TypeScript builds interfaces from objects and arrays. Invalid JSON shows an error instead of inventing output. Convert to jumps between the three with the same payload.

Worked example: pretty JSON minifies to one line for an API body; the same object can emit TypeScript interfaces for a client. Trailing commas are not JSON.

Use JSON Validator if you only need a yes/no plus a line number. JSON Compare for two documents. Nothing is uploaded.

Related JSON tools

JSON → TypeScript examples

Interface

Input
{ "id": 1, "name": "Ada", "active": true }
Output
export interface Root { id: number; name: string; active: boolean; }

JSON tools

ToolExampleTypical use
Format{ "hello": "world" }Pretty-print, reviews, and readable diffs
Minify{"hello":"world"}Compact payloads, logs, and copy-paste
TypeScriptexport interface Root { … }Interfaces for API samples and mocks

JSON → TypeScript FAQ

Paste a JSON object or array into JSON → TypeScript. The TypeScript updates as you type. A root array generates an item interface and `export type Root = RootItem[]`. Nested objects become named interfaces you can copy into a project.

No. Inference runs in your browser. Use a representative sample, including nested arrays and objects that differ between items (those keys become optional). Export the result as a .ts file from the output pane when you are ready to copy it into a project.