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Email is the only way to contact Jsonformatter. There is no contact form, chat or social media channel. This page explains what you can write about, what to include so your message can be acted on, and what we cannot help with.

Email address

Write to us at carvalhosoftwarecompany@gmail.com

The address is shown as text, so you can also copy it and paste it into your email service.

You can write in English, Portuguese or Spanish, the three languages the site is available in.

What you can write about

Messages about the tools and the site are welcome. Common reasons to write include:

  • A tool gave a wrong or confusing result, such as formatted output that does not match your input.
  • An error message did not help you find the problem in your input.
  • A translation mistake or unclear wording in the Português or Español versions of the site.
  • An accessibility problem, such as a control you cannot reach with the keyboard, content a screen reader does not announce, or text with low contrast.
  • A suggestion for a new tool or an improvement to an existing one.
  • A question about privacy or how the site handles your data.

How to write a useful report

A short message with the right details is easier to act on than a long one without them. When you report a problem, try to include:

  • The name of the tool or the address of the page you were using.
  • Your browser and device, for example a recent Firefox on a Windows laptop or Safari on an iPhone.
  • What you did, step by step.
  • What you expected to happen and what happened instead.
  • The error message shown, if any. Where possible, errors include a line and column, so copy those too.
  • A small made-up example with the same shape as your data, and whether your input was large. Each run accepts up to about 2 MB of input.

Never send passwords, access tokens or other secrets, or real data you pasted into a tool. A made-up example that reproduces the problem is enough. The email link on this page does not include any text from the tools.

What we cannot help with

Some requests are not possible because of how the site works:

  • There are no user accounts, so there is no password to reset and no account data to delete.
  • The text you paste into the editor is processed only in your browser and is never sent to our server or stored. We cannot see it, recover it or delete it. Reloading or closing the tab discards it.
  • We cannot see what you pasted, so a report without a description or example of the input is hard to investigate.

Privacy questions

The site can measure tool use, page views and performance. For each tool run it records only the tool used, the outcome, the page language and whether your browser has visited before. It never records the text you work with, and you can turn measurement off with the button in the footer.

For details and how to exercise your rights, see the Privacy Policy

Who reads your message

Jsonformatter is operated by Luis Carvalho, an individual, under the Carvalho Software brand.

One person reads the mail. Suggestions are read and considered, but we cannot promise that every one will be implemented or that a reported problem will be fixed.

Replies

We do not promise a response time.

If you need an answer, say so in your message and check that the address you write from can receive email.

Reporting misuse

If you believe the site is being used in a way that breaks its rules, you can report it by email.

To learn what counts as misuse and how to report it, see the Content Policy

All tools

Format, validate and convert JSON, YAML, XML, CSV, HTML, CSS and Markdown, plus Base64, URL and JWT.

JSON

  • JSON Formatter

    Format JSON with one consistent layout: even indentation, one value per line, your values untouched. Runs the same formatter as JSON Beautifier.

  • JSON Validator

    Check whether your text is valid JSON. If it is not, see the first problem with its line and column, highlighted in your text.

  • JSON Diff

    Compare two JSON documents by structure, ignoring key order, and see every added, removed and changed path in one list.

  • JSON Schema Validator

    Validate JSON against a JSON Schema (draft 2020-12, or draft-07 through $schema) and see each error with the path where it occurs.

  • JSON Schema Generator

    Generate a JSON Schema (draft 2020-12) from a sample JSON document, ready to copy and refine.

  • JSON Beautifier

    Beautify minified or unevenly spaced JSON into readable, indented text, with your values untouched. Runs the same formatter as JSON Formatter.

Convert JSON

  • JSON to CSV

    Convert a JSON list of objects, or the first list of objects inside an object, to plain CSV text.

  • CSV to JSON

    Convert CSV to a JSON array of objects, using the header row as keys. Comma, semicolon and tab separators are detected, and values stay as text.

  • JSON to XML

    Convert JSON to plain, readable XML, with your numbers and text copied exactly as written.

  • XML to JSON

    Convert XML to JSON, with attributes as @name keys and repeated elements gathered into arrays so the structure carries over.

  • JSON to YAML

    Convert JSON to readable block YAML with 2 or 4 spaces of indentation, keeping every value and every number exactly as you wrote it.

  • YAML to JSON

    Convert YAML to JSON with anchors and aliases resolved. A file with several documents becomes a JSON array.

YAML

  • YAML Validator

    Check whether your YAML is valid under the YAML 1.2 Core rules, in one or several documents, and see the line and column of the first problem.

  • YAML Viewer

    Explore a YAML document as a tree you can open and close, with anchors, tags and aliases marked on the row where they appear.

  • YAML Formatter

    Format YAML with consistent indentation while keeping comments and values.

HTML, XML and CSS

  • HTML Formatter

    Format HTML into readable, indented markup. The result is plain text: scripts do not run and nothing in your HTML is loaded.

  • XML Formatter

    Format XML with clear indentation while preserving its content and meaning.

  • CSS Beautifier

    Beautify minified CSS into readable rules, one declaration per line, without changing what the CSS does. Runs the same formatter as CSS Formatter.

  • CSS Formatter

    Format CSS you maintain with one consistent style: the same indentation, spacing and spelling everywhere. Runs the same formatter as CSS Beautifier.

Encode & Decode

  • Base64 Encode/Decode

    Encode text to Base64 or decode Base64 back to text as UTF-8, with an option for the URL-safe Base64URL alphabet.

  • URL Encode/Decode

    Encode or decode text with %XX sequences, either as a URL component or as a full URL whose separators stay intact.

  • JWT Decoder

    Decode a JWT in your browser to read its header and payload, see the exp, iat and nbf dates and whether it has expired. The signature is not verified.

Markdown

New
  • Markdown Editor

    Free online Markdown editor and viewer: write or open an MD file, see a live GFM preview, then copy or download your Markdown.

  • Markdown to PDF

    Convert Markdown to PDF in your browser. Pick A4 or Letter paper and the margins, preview the document and download a real PDF file.

  • Markdown to Text

    Convert Markdown to plain text without losing code or punctuation. Choose how links appear, then copy the text or download a TXT file.

  • Markdown to Word

    Convert Markdown to Word: download an editable DOCX file that keeps headings, lists, tables and links. It runs in your browser.

  • Markdown to HTML

    Convert Markdown to HTML in your browser. Get an HTML fragment or a full document, check the preview, then copy or download it.

  • Markdown Table Generator

    Markdown table generator with an editable grid and column alignment. Import CSV or TSV, then copy or download the Markdown table.

  • Word to Markdown

    Convert Word to Markdown: open a DOCX file and get its headings, lists, links and tables as editable Markdown, all in your browser.

  • HTML to Markdown

    Convert HTML to Markdown from pasted markup or a local file. Scripts never run; headings, lists, links and simple tables carry over.

  • Markdown Formatter

    Markdown formatter that tidies your source and lists style suggestions for headings, spaces and the final newline. Review it before you copy.

  • Markdown to Image

    Convert Markdown to an image: choose the width and theme, preview your note or table and download a PNG or JPEG file.

  • Markdown to Rich Text

    Convert Markdown to rich text and copy it, formatted, into a document editor. Plain text is the fallback when rich copy is unavailable.

  • Markdown Table to JSON/CSV

    Convert a Markdown table to JSON or CSV. Review the headers and pick each column's type, so IDs and leading zeros stay as they are.

  • Excel to Markdown

    Convert Excel to Markdown: open an XLSX file, pick a sheet or a cell range and get a Markdown table without uploading the file.

  • Markdown to Excel

    Convert Markdown tables to Excel: download an XLSX file whose cells stay text, so leading zeros survive and nothing becomes a formula.

  • Paste to Markdown

    Paste to Markdown: turn copied rich text or HTML into Markdown. For plain text, apply heading and list actions yourself, then copy.

  • Markdown Compare

    Markdown compare: paste two versions or open two files and see which lines were added or removed in the source text.

  • Markdown to Mind Map

    Convert Markdown to a mind map: headings and lists become a map you can navigate and export. Built with Markmap, no account needed.

  • Mermaid Editor

    Mermaid live editor in your browser: write diagram code, see the preview and any syntax errors, and export SVG or PNG without an account.

  • Discord Markdown Preview

    Discord Markdown preview: check bold, code blocks and spoilers in an approximate local preview, then copy the message. No Discord account.

  • Obsidian Markdown Converter

    Obsidian Markdown converter: adapt [[wiki links]] and embeds to standard Markdown and list the files your note refers to.

  • GitHub README Viewer

    GitHub README viewer: paste or open a README, see a GFM preview and set a base URL for relative links. Nothing is fetched from GitHub.

  • PDF to Markdown

    Convert PDF to Markdown locally: extract its text layer or run OCR on selected pages without text. Review and edit before copying or downloading.

  • Image to Markdown

    Convert an image to Markdown with OCR in your browser: read text from a PNG or JPEG, correct it, then copy or download. Accuracy varies.