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JSON FormatterFree JSON pretty printer with readable syntax error messages.YAML to JSONConvert YAML into JSON in the browser. Useful for config files, automation definitions, and quick data inspection.JSON to YAMLConvert JSON to YAML in your browser. 100% client-side, no upload, no signup. Preserves key order, surfaces row-level parse errors. Supports OpenAPI and Kubernetes config formats.CSV to JSONConvert CSV text into a JSON array in the browser. The first row is treated as the header for a predictable output structure.JSON to CSVConvert a JSON array or object into CSV in the browser. Nested objects are flattened into dot-notation columns (address.city) so API responses paste cleanly into a spreadsheet.CSV to MarkdownConvert CSV into a GitHub Flavored Markdown table directly in the browser. Ideal for READMEs, issues, and docs.Markdown to CSVFree tool to convert a Markdown table into CSV. Pipe characters escaped in cells (`\|` or `|`) are restored to a literal `|`, and alignment syntax (`:--`, `:-:`, `--:`) is not emitted as a data row.Markdown to HTMLConvert Markdown into HTML in the browser. Supports GitHub Flavored Markdown including tables and task lists.HTML to MarkdownConvert HTML into clean Markdown in the browser. Useful for migrating content from CMSes, web pages, or HTML emails.PDF → MarkdownConvert the text in a PDF to Markdown. The file is processed inside your browser and never sent anywhere.Qiita / Zenn checkQiita and Zenn are Japanese developer publishing platforms, and their Markdown dialects differ. Paste an article to see what would break after publishing. Differences with a one-to-one mapping are converted; the output is a draft.

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Pasted text is processed inside your browser and never sent to our servers for conversion. Format internal data, API responses, and configs without handing them to an external tool.

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Convert across six formats

Move between the major developer formats on one site. CSV to JSON, JSON to YAML, Markdown to HTML — and back the other way. Pull the text out of a PDF and get Markdown. No more juggling single-purpose tools.

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Same conversion on web, Chrome, and CLI

The browser app, Chrome extension, and npm CLI (formatarc) share the same conversion core. Format in a tab, automate with the CLI when you need to. Open source under the MIT License on GitHub.

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