JSON to Plain Text
Flatten JSON into readable key-value pairs.
Ctrl+Enter to convert.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does dot-notation flattening work? +
Nested objects are joined with dots. For example, {"user": {"name": "John"}} becomes user.name = John. Arrays use bracket notation, so items[0] refers to the first element.
What separator options are available? +
You can choose between = (equals), : (colon), or a right arrow between the key path and the value. Pick whichever suits your intended use.
How are null and boolean values displayed? +
Booleans display as true or false. Null values display as null by default, but you can toggle the "exclude null values" option to skip them entirely.
What happens if my JSON is invalid? +
The tool shows a parse error with the message from the JSON parser. Check for missing commas, unquoted keys, or trailing commas, which are common issues.