Convert JSON & XML Files to Excel (.xlsx) or CSV Online
Paste API JSON arrays, NDJSON logs, or XML feeds using Paste Data (or upload via Import File) to inspect columns visually, clean blank fields, and export directly to .xlsx, .csv, or .tsv.
Drop XLSX, CSV, TSV, Markdown (.md), or JSON here
Runs locally inside browser memory. Multi-sheet workbooks open into tabs automatically.
Combine Two or More Columns
Merge 2+ columns cleanly without writing formulas.
Split Column by Delimiter
Remove Duplicate Rows
Find & Replace
Sort Rows
Filter or Delete Matching Rows
Fill, Prefix / Suffix & Extract Column
Merge Multiple Files / VLOOKUP Join Sheets
Append rows from multiple files/tabs or join two sheets by a key column.
Option A: Stack / Append All Open Sheet Tabs
Option B: VLOOKUP / Left-Join Two Sheets by Key
Format Preview & Export Converter
Column Profiler & Quick Summary
| Col | Header | Filled | Blank | Unique | Dupes | Min / Max / Avg |
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Paste CSV, TSV, Markdown Table, JSON, or HTML
Confirm Action
Bidirectional Data Converter
Need to go both directions? SheetCombine converts JSON ↔ Excel, XML ↔ CSV, CSV ↔ TSV, and CSV ↔ SQL in the same grid.
Safe for API Payloads & Exports
Developers often inspect customer records, Stripe webhook payloads, or sitemap XMLs that cannot be uploaded to random converter websites. Everything parses in local browser memory with zero network calls.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert a JSON array or API response into Excel or CSV?
Click Paste Data (or Import File for a .json / .jsonl file) below, drop your JSON payload into the box, click Load Into Sheet, then open Export Format to download a styled .xlsx workbook or clean .csv.
Can I convert XML files to CSV or Excel without writing Python scripts?
Yes. SheetCombine includes a client-side XML table parser under Import File and Paste Data. Repeated XML record tags expand automatically into spreadsheet rows and columns ready for CSV or XLSX export.
Does converting JSON or XML send API payloads to your servers?
No. Parsing, column flattening, editing, and Excel export execute completely inside browser memory.
