Convert JSON objects and API responses into TypeScript interfaces instantly. Nested objects become named interfaces, arrays of objects produce typed generics, and you can export type aliases or interfaces — all client-side with zero upload.
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Input/ JSON
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Output/ TypeScript
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How to generate TypeScript interfaces from JSON
Three steps
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Paste or upload JSON
Add any JSON object or array to the input panel. Use the sample button to load a realistic API response with nested objects and arrays.
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Tune generation options
Choose interface or type alias, toggle key sorting, and set the root interface name to match your codebase convention.
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Copy or download .ts file
Interfaces update live as you type. Copy the output or download a ready-to-import .ts file.
Built for TypeScript developers
Stop writing interfaces by hand. Paste a JSON API response and get typed interfaces in seconds, ready for your TypeScript project.
100% client side
Your JSON never leaves the browser. No upload, no server, no logs.
Live generation
TypeScript interfaces update as you type with clear error messages for invalid JSON.
Nested interfaces
Objects within objects each get their own named interface in PascalCase.
Array generics
Arrays of objects produce a typed item interface and a typed array alias.
Type aliases
Toggle between interface and type alias declarations to match your project style.
Download .ts file
Export all generated interfaces as a ready-to-import TypeScript file.
Frequently asked questions
7 answers
Paste your JSON into the input panel. TypeScript interfaces are generated instantly. Nested objects become named interfaces, arrays of objects produce typed generics, and primitive values map to string, number, or boolean.
Yes. Toggle the 'Use type alias' option to switch from interface declarations to type aliases. Both are valid TypeScript and the tool generates correctly structured output either way.
Each nested object gets its own named interface derived from the parent property key in PascalCase. Interfaces are output in dependency order so nested types appear before the parent that references them.
Arrays of objects generate a typed item interface and a type alias for the array. Primitive arrays like string[] and number[] are inferred directly from the array content.
No. The TypeScript generation runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your JSON data is never uploaded, logged, or stored anywhere.
Yes. Use the Root name input in the options bar to change the top-level interface name from the default Root to any valid TypeScript identifier.
Click the Download button in the output panel to save a .ts file with all generated interfaces ready to import into your TypeScript project.
TypeScript Interface Generator from JSON
This tool infers TypeScript types from JSON values: strings become string, numbers become number, booleans become boolean, and null becomes null. Objects generate named interfaces derived from the property key in PascalCase. Arrays of objects merge all item shapes and produce a typed item interface. You can switch to type aliases, sort keys alphabetically, and rename the root interface to match your project conventions.