JSON Converters Now Support Bidirectional Conversion
Both browser-based converter tools have been updated to support conversion in both directions.
What Changed
doc-to-json: Word ↔ JSON
Previously this tool only converted .docx files to JSON. It now also converts JSON back to .docx.
| Mode | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| Word → JSON | .docx file |
Structured JSON |
| JSON → Word | JSON with content array |
.docx file |
The JSON → Word mode supports all content types: headings (H1–H6), paragraphs with inline styles (bold, italic, underline), ordered and unordered lists with nesting, and tables.
json-sheet-converter: JSON ↔ Excel
Previously this tool only converted JSON to .xlsx. It now also reads Excel files and exports them as JSON.
| Mode | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| JSON → Excel | JSON file | .xlsx workbook |
| Excel → JSON | .xlsx / .xls file |
JSON file |
For Excel → JSON: a single-sheet file exports as a JSON array; a multi-sheet file exports as an object keyed by sheet name.
Full Pipeline
The two tools connect to form a complete round-trip workflow:
Word (.docx) ⇄ doc-to-json ⇄ JSON ⇄ json-sheet-converter ⇄ Excel (.xlsx)
Everything runs in the browser. No files are uploaded to any server.
Try It
Both tools are free to use:
- doc-to-json — Word ↔ JSON
- json-sheet-converter — JSON ↔ Excel