JSON to TypeScript Interfaces — Free & Private (In-Browser)
Generate TypeScript interfaces from JSON in your browser. Infers nested types, arrays, and unions. No upload, no signup. Free.
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How to use JSON to TypeScript
- 1Paste a JSON object or array into the input box.
- 2The tool infers nested interfaces, arrays, and unions automatically.
- 3TypeScript interfaces appear in the output, generated in your browser.
- 4Copy the generated .ts types into your project.
JSON to TypeScript FAQ
- Does it infer nested and optional types?
- Yes. Nested objects become their own interfaces, and arrays of mixed primitives become unions — all generated locally in your browser.