How to use this tool
- Paste YAML from a config file, CI workflow, or API spec.
- Choose JSON indentation and optional key sorting.
- Convert to formatted JSON, minify it, or copy the output.
Convert YAML into formatted or minified JSON locally in your browser. Use it for CI files, Kubernetes snippets, OpenAPI fragments, app configs, and developer data workflows.
Use this converter when configuration files need to become strict JSON for APIs, scripts, or tooling.
metadata and spec keys as JSON objects.service: api and replicas: 2.{"service":"api","replicas":2} with numbers preserved.on, off, or version numbers when type matters.| Case | What to check |
|---|---|
| Anchors and aliases | Aliases are resolved before JSON output when the parser supports them. |
| Dates | Quote date-like values when exact string preservation matters. |
| Custom tags | Remove or simplify YAML tags when you need strict JSON output. |
Continue the config and structured data workflow in your browser.
Practical answers for browser-local YAML parsing and JSON output.
No. YAML is parsed locally in your browser with the bundled js-yaml library.
Yes. If the input contains multiple documents separated by ---, the result is a JSON array.
No. Comments are not part of the parsed data model, so they are not present in JSON output.
YAML has complex rules for indentation, arrays, strings, and document separators, so a mature parser is safer than ad hoc parsing.