Convert JSON data and API payloads to Excel (.xlsx) workbooks
Transform complex JSON documents and API responses into styled, auto-fitted Microsoft Excel workbooks (.xlsx).
Interactive Sample Data
| order_id | customer_name | city | amount | status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ORD-501 | Hassan Ali | Garissa | 14500 | Delivered |
| ORD-502 | Jane Muthoni | Thika | 28900 | Shipped |
| ORD-503 | Peter Kiprono | Nakuru | 8200 | Processing |
| ORD-504 | Fatuma Ahmed | Mombasa | 41200 | Delivered |
How this tool works
Things that usually go wrong
- Arrays Inside Objects: Arrays within objects cannot fit naturally in a single cell. DataFix stringifies arrays or joins them with commas.
- Non-Uniform Keys Across Objects: If some objects omit keys, DataFix unions all keys so no data is dropped and columns align properly.
- Malformed JSON Input: Unquoted keys or trailing commas cause JSON parsing errors. Use our JSON Validator if parsing fails.
Edge cases we tested
Safely handled without schema corruption.
Sanitized prior to processing.
Streamed via client-side Web Worker without tab freezing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this open cleanly in Microsoft Excel without warnings?
Yes! It generates standard OpenXML (.xlsx) files that open without security warnings or formatting errors.
Does it flatten nested objects?
Yes. Nested properties like user.address.city are automatically flattened into dedicated columns.
What is the row limit?
Because processing happens client-side, it easily handles tens of thousands of rows depending on your computer memory.
Is my data private?
Completely. All conversion logic runs locally in your browser sandbox.
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