Everything it does, in one place
Transmify turns structured data from one format into another, entirely in your browser — no upload, no account, nothing sent to a server unless you choose to use the API.
38 conversions, one tool
Each of these has its own dedicated page too, if you want to link or bookmark a specific one.
JSON converters
Excel converters
String converters
Text converters
Base64 converters
Markdown converters
HTML converters
TOML converters
JWT converters
Getting data in
Paste directly
Type or paste data straight into the input panel — conversion runs live as you type.
Drag & drop
Drop a file anywhere on the input panel to load it instantly.
Upload from disk
Pick a file the traditional way for any format, including binary .xlsx files.
Sample data
Every format has one-click sample data, so you can see how a conversion works before using your own.
Editable CSV grid
Switch CSV input to a real spreadsheet grid: add/delete rows & columns, transpose, dedupe, case-transform, regex find & replace, and undo/redo.
Getting the result out
Live preview
See the converted output update as you type, no separate "convert" step required.
Copy or download
One click to copy to clipboard, or download the result as a real file with the right extension.
Pretty print / minify
Toggle formatted vs. compact output for JSON, YAML, XML, and SQL.
Clear validation errors
Invalid input shows a specific error message, with a line number when one's available — never a silent failure.
Nested data flattened
Converting nested JSON to CSV or SQL automatically flattens it into readable dot-notation columns instead of dumping raw escaped JSON into a cell.
Beyond the web app
Free REST API
Every conversion is also a public API endpoint — no signup, no API key. Try it interactively →
Browser extension
Hover any table on any webpage to extract it as CSV, JSON, or Markdown in one click. Get the extension →
Platform-independent core
The conversion engine has zero DOM or Node.js dependency, so it runs unmodified on Cloudflare Workers, Node, Bun, Deno, Docker, or Kubernetes.
Open source
The whole project — engine, UI, API, and extension — is on GitHub. No vendor lock-in, by design.