Question 1

How do I convert JSON to Excel online?

Accepted Answer

Open www.jsontoexcel.in, drop your .json, .jsonl, or .ndjson file (up to 15 MB), preview the table, and click Download Excel. The file opens in Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, or LibreOffice with readable column headers.

Question 2

Is the JSON to Excel converter free?

Accepted Answer

Your first file is free with no signup. After that, pay once (₹49 for 7 days) to upload again — up to 5 files per batch, each up to 15 MB, with unlimited downloads during the paid period.

Question 3

Does it support nested JSON and API responses?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Nested objects are flattened into columns (for example user.address.city). Common API wrappers such as data, results, items, and records are detected automatically. Multiple top-level arrays can become separate Excel sheets.

Question 4

Can I convert NDJSON or JSON Lines (.jsonl) to Excel?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Upload .jsonl or .ndjson files with one JSON object per line. The tool parses each line and builds a single spreadsheet, ideal for logs and streaming exports.

Question 5

What is the maximum file size?

Accepted Answer

Each file can be up to 15 MB. Free users can convert one file per trial; paid users can upload up to five files in one batch.

Question 6

Is my JSON data stored on your servers?

Accepted Answer

Conversion runs in your browser. We do not keep a copy of your JSON for conversion. Session metadata (such as free-trial usage and payment status) may be stored to operate the service — see our Privacy Policy.

Question 7

Will large numbers and IDs stay accurate in Excel?

Accepted Answer

Long numeric IDs should be strings in your JSON (quoted) so they are not rounded. The converter uses a bigint-safe parser and preserves string IDs in Excel cells.

Question 8

Does it work with Postman or webhook JSON exports?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Paste or export JSON from Postman, Stripe, Shopify, or other webhooks. JSON embedded inside string fields can expand into columns when you use Separate columns mode.

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