Convert CSV data into a JSON array of objects, using the first row as field names. Handles quoted fields containing commas or line breaks.
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This tool treats the first row as field names, then converts every following row into a JSON object using those names as keys. It correctly handles quoted fields containing the delimiter, line breaks, or escaped ('""') quotes, using its own hand-written CSV parser rather than a naive split-on-comma approach.
Converting spreadsheet or export data (CSV) into JSON is a common step when feeding data into an API, a JavaScript application, or a NoSQL database, all of which typically expect JSON rather than tabular CSV.
Select 'Semicolon' or 'Tab' from the delimiter dropdown, common in CSV exports from regions or tools that use commas as decimal separators.
Yes, a field like "New York, NY" wrapped in quotes is correctly kept as a single value rather than being split into two fields.
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