How are nested JSON objects handled in CSV?
Nested keys are automatically flattened into dot-notation column headers like `user.profile.id` so no nested data is lost.
Flatten nested JSON arrays into clean CSV spreadsheets ready for Excel and Google Sheets.
Paste any array of JSON objects—or an object containing a data array—and instantly generate column headers and comma-separated rows.
Unlike basic converters that output `[object Object]` for nested fields, our engine recursively flattens child keys using dot notation (e.g., `address.city`, `company.name`).
Properly escapes embedded commas, quotes, and multi-line strings according to RFC 4180 CSV standards.
Nested keys are automatically flattened into dot-notation column headers like `user.profile.id` so no nested data is lost.
Our parser scans all objects in the array first to build a complete union of column headers, filling missing fields with empty cells.
Yes, a single JSON object is automatically wrapped as a 1-row CSV table with all its keys as headers.