JSON to TypeScript client-side
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How to use JSON to TypeScript

Generate TypeScript interfaces from any JSON, directly in your browser. The tool analyzes the structure of your object and infers the types: strings, numbers, booleans, arrays and nested objects. You get interfaces ready to paste into your project. Especially useful for typing an API response: paste a sample payload and get the matching type definitions back. You gain TypeScript autocompletion and type checking without writing the types yourself. Everything happens locally. Your JSON, which may contain real API data, is never sent to a server and stays completely private

Generate TypeScript interfaces from any JSON, directly in your browser

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How to use JSON to TypeScript

Generate TypeScript interfaces from any JSON, directly in your browser. The tool analyzes the structure of your object and infers the types: strings, numbers, booleans, arrays and nested objects. You get interfaces ready to paste into your project. Especially useful for typing an API response: paste a sample payload and get the matching type definitions back. You gain TypeScript autocompletion and type checking without writing the types yourself. Everything happens locally. Your JSON, which may contain real API data, is never sent to a server and stays completely private

Frequently asked questions

Are nested objects typed?

Yes. The tool creates separate interfaces for nested objects so your code stays readable and strongly typed

How are null values handled?

A null value produces a type often represented as nullable. Providing a complete example improves the accuracy of the generated types

Is my JSON sent online?

No. The type generation runs entirely in your browser, so your data stays private

Are arrays typed correctly?

Yes. The tool inspects array elements to infer their type, for example string[] or an array of typed objects