Do formatters change the meaning of my data?
Formatting is intended to change presentation rather than meaning, but generated output should still be reviewed before production use.
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Data Formatting and Conversion Tools
Format and convert JSON, YAML, XML, CSV, SQL and other development data.
JSON
JSON Formatter
Format, validate and beautify JSON instantly.
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YAML Formatter & Validator
Format, validate and convert YAML and JSON documents locally.
Open toolData
XML Formatter & Validator
Format, validate and minify XML documents directly in your browser.
Open toolData
CSV ↔ JSON Converter
Convert CSV data to JSON or transform JSON arrays into CSV.
Open toolDevelopment
SQL Formatter
Format and minify SQL queries for multiple database dialects.
Open toolUtilities
Timestamp Converter
Convert Unix timestamps into readable dates.
Open toolUtilities
Byte Converter
Convert bytes between decimal and binary storage units.
Open toolAbout this collection
This collection groups tools for transforming structured data into readable or compatible formats. It is useful when moving information between APIs, configuration files, spreadsheets, databases and documentation.
What you can do
- Format JSON, YAML, XML and SQL.
- Convert between CSV and JSON.
- Convert YAML documents to and from JSON.
- Translate Unix timestamps into readable dates.
- Convert decimal and binary storage units.
Frequently asked questions
Can comments be preserved?
Preservation depends on the format and operation. YAML and XML formatting can preserve comments, while conversion into JSON cannot represent comments.
Can I import files?
Several conversion tools support local file imports. Files are read by the browser rather than intentionally uploaded for server-side processing.