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Unfold raw JSON into structure.
Format, validate and repair JSON, explore it as a tree or an interactive flowchart, and convert it to YAML, CSV, XML or TypeScript — entirely in your browser. Nothing you paste ever leaves your device.
Seven tools, one page
JSON Formatter & Beautifier
Pretty-print, validate, minify and repair JSON — right in your browser.
JSON Validator & Syntax Checker
Instant validation with the exact line and column of every error.
JSON Viewer & Tree Explorer
Collapse, expand and search deeply nested JSON without losing your place.
JSON to YAML Converter
Valid JSON in, clean YAML out — instantly.
JSON to CSV Converter
Turn an array of objects into a spreadsheet-ready CSV.
JSON to XML Converter
Well-formed, indented XML from any JSON document.
JSON to TypeScript Interfaces
Paste a payload, get ready-to-use TypeScript types.
Why developers keep MUNEX.IN open in a tab
JSON is the lingua franca of APIs, configs and logs — but raw JSON is hostile to human eyes. MUNEX.IN turns it back into something readable: one paste gives you pretty-printed text with exact-position error reporting, a collapsible tree, a pannable flowchart of the structure, and one-click conversion to the format your next tool needs.
- Private by architecture — all processing is client-side JavaScript; there is no upload endpoint at all.
- Fast on big payloads — a hand-tuned layout engine draws thousands of nodes without a heavyweight graph library.
- Repairs broken JSON — trailing commas, single quotes, comments and unquoted keys are fixed automatically.
- Keeps your place — your input is saved locally between visits, never on a server.
Frequently asked questions
- Is MUNEX.IN free to use?
- Yes. Every tool — formatter, validator, tree viewer, flowchart visualizer and all converters — is free, with no sign-up and no limits.
- Is it safe to paste sensitive JSON here?
- Yes. MUNEX.IN is 100% client-side: parsing, formatting, visualization and conversion run as JavaScript in your browser. Nothing is sent to any server.
- What can I convert JSON into?
- YAML, CSV (with nested objects flattened to columns), XML, and TypeScript interfaces — plus minified or pretty-printed JSON.
- What is the flowchart view?
- The Graph tab draws your JSON as a left-to-right node diagram — objects and arrays become connected cards — which makes deeply nested structures much easier to understand. You can pan, zoom and export it as a PNG.