JSON Input
YAML Output
Conversion Options
Enter JSON data to convert to YAML
Your converted data will appear here
Convert JSON data to YAML format with proper indentation and formatting
Enter JSON data to convert to YAML
Your converted data will appear here
Step 1 – Paste your JSON input
Step 2 – Configure conversion options
Step 3 – View and Verify YAML
Step 4 – Export your YAML file
// Input JSON
{
"name": "app-config",
"version": 1.0,
"features": ["auth", "logs"]
}
// Output YAML
name: app-config
version: 1
features:
- auth
- logsJSON data types are converted to their YAML equivalents: strings, numbers, booleans, arrays (sequences), and objects (mappings) are all preserved. YAML's more flexible syntax allows for cleaner representation of these types.
When 'Include comments' is enabled, the converter adds a header comment with generation timestamp. Comments help document the YAML file's origin but aren't part of the actual data structure.
Sorting keys alphabetically makes the YAML output more predictable and easier to compare between different versions. This is useful for version control and when you need consistent output formatting.
Nested JSON objects become nested YAML mappings with proper indentation. YAML uses indentation (typically 2 spaces) to show the hierarchical structure, making it more readable than JSON for complex data.
Yes, all data processing happens entirely in your browser. Your JSON data is never sent to any server, ensuring complete privacy and security.