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Introducing JSON to TypeScript — Now Live on Tools.Town

Generate compile-ready TypeScript interfaces from any JSON sample — it infers nested objects, merges arrays of objects, and runs entirely in your browser.

Tools.Town Team 24 June 2026 3 min read

JSON to TypeScript is now live on Tools.Town — paste a JSON sample and get clean, compile-ready TypeScript interfaces in seconds. No more hand-writing types for an API response and missing a field three levels deep.

What Does It Do?

Type Inference

Maps strings, numbers, booleans, null, objects, and arrays to their TypeScript equivalents.

Nested Aware

Generates a named interface for every nested object, to any depth.

Merge & Copy

Merges arrays of objects, marks optional keys, and copies straight to your clipboard.

Arrays of objects are merged: a key in every element is required, a key missing from any element becomes optional automatically.

How It Works

Paste JSON

Drop in a representative sample — the more cases it covers, the better the types.

Set options

Choose interface or type, root name, semicolons, and unknown-over-any.

Copy types

Copy the generated interfaces straight into your codebase.

Why We Built It

Typing JSON by hand is slow and error-prone, especially with deeply nested data. Generating types from a real sample gives you accurate, compile-ready interfaces instantly — so you spend time using the data, not describing it. Want the details on how inference handles edge cases like optionality and empty arrays? Read our guide to JSON-to-TypeScript type inference.

Try It Now

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JSON to TypeScript

Turn any JSON sample into clean TypeScript interfaces — nested-aware, free, and in your browser.

Infers nested typesMerges arrays of objectsInterface or type alias100% client-side
Generate Types

Also in developer tools: JSON Formatter, JSON to YAML, and JSON Diff.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it handle nested objects and arrays?
Yes. Nested objects each become their own named interface, and arrays of objects are merged into a single element interface with optional keys detected automatically.
Is my JSON uploaded anywhere?
No. Parsing and code generation run entirely in your browser. Nothing you paste is sent to a server, logged, or stored.

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