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JSON to TypeScript, Java & Go types

Paste a JSON object or array and generate a TypeScript interface, a Java class, or a Go struct in one click — nested objects and arrays are broken out into their own named types automatically. A single tool that covers all three languages, something most free JSON editors don't offer.

Root name
JSON Input
TypeScript Output
// Click "Generate" to see output here.
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One JSON input, three type systems

Stop hand-writing interfaces every time an API response changes. Generate matching types for your frontend, backend, or Go service from the same JSON sample.

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TypeScript, Java & Go in one tool
Switch languages with a tab — no need to bounce between three separate converters for a full-stack project.
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Handles nested structures
Objects nested inside objects or arrays are broken out into their own properly named types automatically.
Custom root name
Name the top-level type to match your codebase's conventions instead of a generic "Root".
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100% client-side
Your JSON is parsed and converted entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server.

Frequently asked questions

Does this tool generate TypeScript, Java, and Go?

Yes — one tool, three output languages. Switch tabs to generate a TypeScript interface, a Java class with getters/setters, or a Go struct with json tags, all from the same JSON input.

How are nested objects and arrays handled?

Nested objects become their own named type (interface, class, or struct), and arrays are typed based on their first element, so deeply nested JSON produces a full set of related types.

Can I rename the root type?

Yes, set the root type/class name field before generating. Nested type names are derived automatically from their property names.

Is my JSON uploaded anywhere?

No. Parsing and code generation both happen in your browser with JavaScript. Nothing is sent to a server.

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