Convert JSON to TOML

By Seagit

This tool helps you instantly convert JSON to TOML format. Simply paste your JSON structure on the left, and the tool will automatically generate the corresponding TOML representation on the right. You can then copy the TOML output and use it in your project. The tool tries to make intelligent assumptions, but we recommend reviewing the output for accuracy. Whether you're dealing with configuration files or data serialization, this tool streamlines the process.

Why Convert JSON to TOML? (With Examples)

• Save Time: Automatically convert JSON to TOML, eliminating the need for manual formatting. For example, if you're working on a project that requires TOML configuration files, you can quickly convert JSON into TOML format with this tool.
• Boost Productivity: Quickly generate TOML files to configure your application, databases, or other tools. For instance, instead of manually creating TOML entries for configuration settings, this tool does it for you, saving hours of work.
• Ensure Accuracy: The tool accurately transforms your JSON data into TOML format, preserving all the necessary structure and data types. For example:

  {"name": "Alice", "age": 25}

  This would be converted to TOML as:

  name = &quote;Alice&quote;\nage = 25

• Simplify Configuration Management: TOML is often used for configuration files, and this tool makes it easy to convert JSON-based configuration data into TOML format. For example, converting a complex JSON configuration into a clean, human-readable TOML file saves you time during development.
• Integrate Easily with Applications: TOML is widely used in various applications (like Rust and various configuration systems). This tool makes it simple to integrate JSON data into TOML-compatible applications and services.
• Improve Readability: TOML files are more human-readable compared to JSON, especially for configuration purposes. This tool lets you quickly convert JSON to TOML to take advantage of TOML's cleaner, more intuitive syntax.

Example Conversion: From JSON to TOML

Here's a quick example of how the conversion works. Let's say you have the following JSON data:

{"name": "Alice", "age": 25, "is_active": true}

After pasting this JSON into the tool, the generated TOML output might look like this:

name = &quote;Alice&quote; age = 25 is_active = true

This TOML format is more concise and easier to work with, especially for configuration files.