What is JSON Grid?
Ever wish you could view your JSON like a spreadsheet? That's exactly what this does. It takes your JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) arrays and turns them into interactive tables you can sort, filter, and explore. Powered by AG Grid, so it handles thousands of rows without breaking a sweat.
As MDN Web Docs notes, JSON arrays are perfect for tabular data. Our grid converts them into tables you can actually work with – sort columns, filter rows, paginate through huge datasets, and export to Excel or CSV. We follow the RFC 8259 JSON specification, so everything's standard.
Everything runs in your browser – your data never leaves your computer. View, analyze, and export your JSON like you would any spreadsheet.
What Makes This Tool Different
Interactive Grid
Your JSON arrays become interactive tables. Click headers to sort, use filters to search, and navigate through huge datasets like it's nothing.
High Performance
Uses virtual scrolling so even thousands of rows feel smooth. No lag, no waiting – just fast, responsive tables.
Sort & Filter
Click any column header to sort. Use the filter icons to search specific columns. You can even sort by multiple columns at once.
Export Options
Export your filtered and sorted data as Excel or CSV. Great for taking your analysis into spreadsheet apps or databases.
Pagination
Browse huge datasets page by page. Change the page size (10, 20, 50, or 100 rows) to whatever works best for you.
Column Management
Resize columns, auto-size everything, pin columns, hide stuff you don't need. Full control over how you view your data.
How It Works
Paste JSON Array
Paste your JSON array into the left editor, or click "Sample" to see an example. The JSON should be an array of objects.
Use the Grid
The grid appears automatically. Click column headers to sort, use filter icons to search, and resize columns as needed.
Export Data
Click "Excel" or "CSV" to download your data. Filtered and sorted data is included in the export.
When You'd Actually Use This
Data Analysis
Analyze JSON data from APIs or databases. Sort and filter to find patterns, outliers, or specific records quickly.
Data Export
Convert JSON arrays to Excel or CSV for use in spreadsheet apps. Great for reporting or sharing data.
Data Exploration
Explore large JSON datasets visually. Use filters and sorting to understand data structure and content.
API Responses
View API response data in a table format. Easier to read and analyze than raw JSON, especially for large datasets.
Common Questions
Is my JSON data stored?
Nope. Everything happens right in your browser. Your JSON never leaves your computer – we don't even see it.
What JSON format does it support?
We work with JSON arrays of objects. Each object becomes a row, and object properties become columns.
How many rows can it handle?
The grid uses virtual scrolling and can handle thousands of rows smoothly. Performance depends on your browser and device.
Can I edit data in the grid?
Yep. Double-click cells to edit values. Press Enter to save or Escape to cancel. Changes show up in the JSON editor.
Does export include filters and sorting?
Yep. When you export, we export the current filtered and sorted view. Great for exporting specific subsets of data.
What if my JSON isn't an array?
We need a JSON array. If you've got a single object, wrap it in an array: [{...}]. Use our JSON Formatter to help structure your data.
Other JSON Tools You Might Need
Grid view is just one JSON task. Here are other tools that work well together:
Need to learn more about JSON? Check out the official JSON.org website or the comprehensive guide on MDN.