
Convert JSON to TypeScript interfaces in your browser

JSON to TypeScript Converter generates TypeScript interfaces or type aliases from a JSON sample, such as an API response or test fixture. Paste JSON and it extracts nested objects into named types, merges arrays of objects so fields missing from some items become optional, turns mixed arrays into unions, and suggests enums for small repeated sets of strings. You can set the root type name, switch between interfaces and type aliases, choose 2- or 4-space indent, and decide whether null fields stay null or become optional. Output updates as you type and can be copied or downloaded as a .ts file. Conversion runs in the browser, and your JSON is not posted to a conversion API. Free to use.
Developers working with API responses, fixtures, or other JSON who need TypeScript type definitions.
Writing TypeScript interfaces or type aliases by hand from JSON is repetitive and can miss nested, optional, or mixed-value structures.
Paste a JSON sample and receive generated TypeScript definitions, with controls for interfaces versus type aliases, naming, indentation, and null handling.
The site says conversion runs in the browser and the pasted JSON is not sent to a conversion API.
JSON to TypeScript Converter is free to use.
JSON to TypeScript Converter runs on Web.
JSON to TypeScript Converter launched on IndieLaunch on November 1, 2026 in Developer Tools, Productivity. Visit JSON to TypeScript Converter
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