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Convert JSON data to clean YAML syntax with configurable indentation.
Beautify and format YAML documents with standardized indentation.
Validate YAML syntax and identify structural or indentation errors.
Format, indent, validate, and beautify JSON with custom spacing.
Convert between TOML configuration format and JSON objects.
Convert INI configuration files and sections to JSON and back.
Config files often live in YAML, but application code frequently needs the same data as JSON, and switching between the two by hand is slow and error-prone given how differently they represent structure. This bidirectional converter transforms YAML into JSON or JSON back into YAML in either direction, correctly preserving nested mappings, sequences, and data types along the way. It's a staple for DevOps engineers moving Kubernetes and Docker Compose configs into JSON-based tooling, and developers who prefer authoring in YAML but need JSON at runtime. Comments in YAML are necessarily dropped when converting to JSON, since JSON has no comment syntax, but everything else carries over faithfully. Since conversion happens entirely in your browser, your data is never uploaded to a server, and there's no signup required. Paste your YAML or JSON below to convert it instantly.
Yes, it's fully bidirectional - paste either format and the tool detects and converts it to the other.
Comments are dropped during conversion to JSON since the JSON specification has no comment syntax; the underlying data values are unaffected.
Yes, anchors and aliases are resolved to their referenced values so the resulting JSON contains the fully expanded data.
No, the entire conversion runs locally in your browser using client-side JavaScript - nothing is sent to a server.
Yes, standard Kubernetes YAML manifests convert cleanly to JSON since they follow standard YAML mapping and sequence syntax.
Yes, invalid YAML or JSON is flagged with an error before conversion, so you know the output is based on valid source data.
Yes, you can choose your preferred indent width when converting YAML to JSON for readability.