JSON to Markdown Converter
Paste or upload JSON and get a clean Markdown table in your browser. No uploads, up to 2MB, with copy/download ready output.
Paste JSON or upload a file
Supports .json files, max 2MB (≤ 2MB)
Markdown Output
JSON to Markdown: browser-only converter for readable tables
Why this JSON to Markdown page exists
JSON to Markdown is for people, not machines: it reshapes structured JSON into a clean table so readers can scan fields and values quickly.
Running JSON to Markdown fully in the browser keeps tokens, internal hosts, and test data private—nothing is uploaded or stored.
- Turn dense JSON into a human-friendly JSON to Markdown table.
- Skip accounts and servers: JSON to Markdown is local-first.
- Great for READMEs, API docs, specs, and internal wikis.
When to run JSON to Markdown
Any time you have JSON but need a human-readable snippet, JSON to Markdown fits.
It works best for samples, configs, and small-to-medium payloads (up to ~2MB).
- API documentation: show response bodies via JSON to Markdown tables.
- Config and feature flags: expose switches and defaults clearly.
- Localization keys: key/value JSON to Markdown tables for translators.
- Light reports: paste script outputs and ship a tidy JSON to Markdown table.
- Teaching: make abstract JSON tangible by turning it into a table.
How to use the JSON to Markdown page
The flow is intentionally short: paste or upload, preview, then copy or download.
Rendered view shows the JSON to Markdown table; raw view shows the Markdown source.
- Paste JSON or upload a .json file (JSON to Markdown supports ~2MB).
- Wait a beat: the JSON to Markdown result appears on the right.
- Toggle Rendered vs Raw to double-check the JSON to Markdown output.
- Copy the JSON to Markdown table into your doc, or download the .md file.
JSON to Markdown vs other options
Compared to hand-building tables or detouring through spreadsheets, JSON to Markdown is faster and safer for small docs.
- Manual tables: slow and error-prone; JSON to Markdown is instant.
- Spreadsheet export: multiple steps and plugins; JSON to Markdown is one step in-browser.
- JSON viewers: great for debugging; JSON to Markdown is for documentation.
Performance, privacy, and fit
Modern browsers parse and format 1–2MB JSON to Markdown workloads in about a second or two.
If you handle sensitive data, JSON to Markdown’s local processing keeps it on your device.
- JSON to Markdown keeps field names and values intact—no silent edits.
- File size stays in the same ballpark as the source JSON.
- Trim oversized logs before running JSON to Markdown for best responsiveness.
FAQ: JSON to Markdown
Does the JSON to Markdown tool upload my JSON?
No. JSON to Markdown runs in your browser only. Paste or upload, convert locally, and close the tab when done.
How big can my JSON be for JSON to Markdown?
About 2MB is the practical limit to keep the browser responsive. Trim huge exports, then run JSON to Markdown on the part you need to show.
Will nested objects be lost when I run JSON to Markdown?
Top-level fields become rows or columns; deeper nested content is preserved as text inside a cell. Nothing is silently dropped by JSON to Markdown.
Can I paste the JSON to Markdown output into GitHub or my wiki?
Yes. JSON to Markdown outputs standard pipe tables that render in most Markdown engines. For custom systems, paste into a draft and preview once.
How to use JSON in Markdown?
Two ways: show raw JSON in a ```json code block, or run JSON to Markdown and present it as a readable table. This page focuses on the table approach.
How to add JSON code in Markdown?
Use a fenced ```json block for literal code, or feed the same data into JSON to Markdown to generate a field/value table for mixed audiences.
How to write a JSON value in Markdown?
Inline code works for single fields (e.g., `user.id`). For full payloads, a JSON to Markdown table is clearer than many scattered snippets.
How to format JSON in Markdown?
Pretty-print plus ```json is fine for raw code. If you want readability, convert with JSON to Markdown: aligned columns, wrapped long values, and copy-ready Markdown.
Start using JSON to Markdown now
Paste or upload JSON (≈2MB), preview the JSON to Markdown table, then copy or download it for your README, wiki, or blog.