A: Using the converter is simple. You can paste your JSON data into the input field, or load it from a URL or a local file. After that, click the "Convert to CSV" button to get your CSV output.
A: The converter supports various JSON formats, including single JSON objects, arrays of arrays, JSON objects with arrays, and arrays of JSON objects. Check our documentation for examples.
{ "id": 1, "name": "Google.com", "rating": 4, "Remark": "Always good" }
[ [1, "Google.com", 4], [2, "Fictos", 5] ]
{ "id": [1, 2, 3, 4], "name": ["Jane", "Zain", "Sahi", "Mahi"], "rating": [2,4,5,3], "Remark": ["Pays on time", "Best", "Great to work.", ""] }
[ { "id": 1, "name": "Fictos", "amount": 123, "Remark": "Super tool" }, { "id": 2, "name": "Google", "amount": 993.44, "Remark": "Best" } ]
A: While there's no strict size limit, extremely large JSON data may take longer to process. We recommend breaking up large datasets into smaller portions for efficiency.
A: Yes, you can download the CSV output as a file by clicking the "Download CSV" button after conversion. It will be saved as a file on your device.
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