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How to use JSON to JS Object

Paste your JSON, and the tool converts it into a JavaScript object literal, ready to paste into your source code.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between JSON and JS objects?

JSON requires double quotes for keys and strings. JavaScript objects can use unquoted keys and single quotes. JSON is a data format; JS objects are code.

Why convert JSON to JavaScript?

Converting makes JSON easier to use in JavaScript code. You can remove quotes from keys, use single quotes, and add comments for readability.

Is the output valid JavaScript?

Yes, the output is valid JavaScript object literal syntax that can be used directly in your code or assigned to variables.

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