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JSON to Data Class

Generate TypeScript interfaces, Python dataclasses, or Kotlin data classes from JSON. Perfect for API response typing and data modeling.

Secure & Private
Instant Processing
100% Free

How It Works

1

Paste your JSON object in the input area

2

Select your target language from 8 options

3

Click "Generate" to create your data class

Features

TypeScript interfaces
Python @dataclass
Java POJOs
C# classes
Go structs
Kotlin data class
PHP classes
Nested object support

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this tool really free?

Yes, 100% free with no hidden costs or limits. All processing happens in your browser.

Are my files secure?

Absolutely. All generation happens locally in your browser – your data never leaves your device.

What languages are supported?

We support TypeScript, Python, Java, C#, Go, Kotlin, and PHP. All with proper type annotations and idiomatic code style.

JSON to Class Generator — The Complete Guide

Convert JSON to TypeScript, Python, Kotlin, and more with our free JSON to code generator. Instantly generate class from JSON data — saving hours of manual type definition and reducing errors in your codebase.

JSON to TypeScript Interfaces

Generate JSON to interface definitions for TypeScript. Paste your API response JSON and get properly typed interfaces with optional properties, nested types, and arrays all correctly defined. Essential for type-safe frontend development.

JSON to Python Class

Convert JSON to Python class definitions including dataclasses and Pydantic models. Our generator creates properly typed Python code with type hints, making it easy to work with API responses and maintain type safety in Python projects.

JSON to Kotlin Data Classes

Generate JSON to Kotlin data classes instantly. Perfect for Android development with Retrofit, our converter creates nullable types where appropriate and handles nested objects correctly for seamless JSON parsing.

Tips for JSON to Code Conversion

  • Use realistic sample JSON with all possible fields
  • Include null values to generate optional/nullable types
  • Review generated code for appropriate naming conventions
  • Test with edge cases in your actual data

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