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Tools for reviewing and converting CSV, JSON, and Excel data
Before importing data into an application or sharing a spreadsheet, it's a good idea to review headers, empty rows, value types, and structure. This category brings operations to profile CSV, query statistics, and convert compatible formats, with indications about beta functions.
WHAT YOU CAN DOInspect CSVReview structure, headers, and basic metrics to detect issues before proceeding with analysis.Browse tools ↗
WHAT YOU CAN DOConvert formatsTransform CSV to JSON, JSON to CSV, and use available Excel converters to exchange data between tools.Browse tools ↗
WHAT YOU CAN DOValidate structuresCheck schemas and compare JSON objects when you need to detect differences between versions.Browse tools ↗
AVAILABLE CATALOG
Explore 6 tools and operations
Each page explains the expected result, steps, and limitations. Beta features are identified before you open them.
Convert CSV, Excel, and JSON FilesChange the format of tabular data to import information into a spreadsheet or application.Available · Local processing · Open tool ↗
Audit CSV Columns and DuplicatesReview the quality of a table before importing it, identifying missing values, duplicate rows, and probable data types.Available · Local processing · Open tool ↗
Convert Excel to JSONExport Excel data from XLSX or XLS files as JSON objects for reuse in an application.Beta · Local processing · Open tool ↗
Calculate CSV StatisticsExplore missing values and numeric columns in a small table without creating formulas in a spreadsheet.Available · Local processing · Open tool ↗
Convert JSON to Excel XLSXPrepare a downloadable spreadsheet from a JSON list of records.Beta · In your browser · Open tool ↗
Compare Two JSON DocumentsIdentify added, deleted, or modified fields between two versions without confusing format changes with data changes.Available · Local processing · Open tool ↗
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Common questions
Are all Excel types and formats preserved?
Not always. Conversions depend on the format and tool; check sheets, formulas, and data types after exporting.
What should I review before converting CSV?
Confirm the delimiter, headers, encoding, and whether fields contain commas or line breaks.
Can I use the output as a definitive database?
No without validation. Review duplicates, required fields, formats, and values before importing data into production.