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JSON to TypeScript Interface Generator

Paste any JSON object and instantly generate TypeScript interface declarations. Handles nested objects, arrays, optional fields (when value is null), and union types, ready to paste into your TypeScript project.

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Features

  • Infers TypeScript interfaces from JSON structure
  • Handles nested objects as sub-interfaces
  • Detects arrays and their element types
  • Marks null values as optional (key?: type)
  • Generates interface names from JSON keys
  • Copy TypeScript code with one click
  • Browser-only

How to use it

  1. Paste your JSON object or array into the input panel.
  2. TypeScript interfaces appear in the output instantly.
  3. Rename the root interface if needed.
  4. Copy the TypeScript code and paste into your project.

Use cases

  • Bootstrapping TypeScript types from API responses
  • Generating types from JSON configuration schemas
  • Creating type-safe interfaces for third-party API payloads
  • Adding types to existing untyped JSON data

Limitations

  • The generator infers common primitive, array, and nested object shapes.
  • Very large input can be slower on older devices.
  • This utility is designed for common snippets and local inspection, not as a full security or language-specific validator.
Questions & answers

Frequently asked

Does it generate classes or just interfaces?

It generates TypeScript interfaces (type declarations), not classes with constructors.

Does JSON to TypeScript upload my input?

Your file or text is processed in your browser and is not uploaded.

What does JSON to TypeScript output?

It outputs TypeScript interface definitions. The generator infers common primitive, array, and nested object shapes.

Should I review JSON to TypeScript output before using it?

Yes. Developer formats and snippets can be context-sensitive, so review generated output before using it in production.