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JSON, CSV, and AMF tools

Choose by the change your data needs: JSON checks, table conversion, or AMF decoding.

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Check and arrange JSON

Use JSON Validator to check syntax before you investigate a failed import. It does not check your application's schema. Choose JSON Formatter when you only need indentation. It preserves number tokens and duplicate members, so readable output does not resolve duplicate names.

JSON Comparator compares two inputs. JSON Sorter orders object keys or object rows by a selected value. The sorter rejects duplicate members and numbers that cannot survive its numeric conversion. Quote precise identifiers before sorting them. Read the JSON numbers and duplicate keys guide before trusting large integers or repeated names.

Move table data between formats

Use CSV and JSON Converter when the receiving system needs another format. Its CSV to JSON mode uses Cell delimiters, Row delimiters, and Format. Choose Array of dictionaries for named columns or Array of arrays for positional rows. Read the CSV and JSON workflow guide before changing types or flattening nested values.

Choose CSV Separator Changer when the table stays CSV. Set Input separator and Output separator explicitly. The changer removes CSV quotes and does not restore them by default. Turn on Quote every output field when a cell contains the new separator. That option does not double inner quotes.

Decode an AMF payload

AMF Decoder reads serialized AMF bytes; it does not format pasted JSON. Select the byte representation that matches your payload. Inspect decoded values before moving them into another data format.

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