Paste CSV data (with a header row) below to get a proper JSON array of objects - exactly the shape most APIs, scripts, and NoSQL databases expect.
Dotted headers like address.city are automatically rebuilt into nested JSON objects, so a spreadsheet exported from a flattened JSON source converts back cleanly.
Yes - the first row is used as the property names for every JSON object generated from the rows below it.
Standard comma-separated CSV is expected. If your file uses tabs, use the TSV to JSON option instead (choose TSV as the source format).
Values are parsed as plain text by default, matching how most CSV tools behave - wrap numeric strings you want preserved exactly (like ZIP codes) in quotes in your source file if needed.
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