JSON to YAML Converter
Paste JSON and get clean YAML. The converter handles nested objects, arrays, multi-line strings (using literal block scalars), and produces YAML with proper indentation. Useful for generating configuration files from JSON data or converting API responses to YAML format.

What it does
- ▸Converts JSON objects and arrays to YAML with proper indentation
- ▸Handles multi-line strings with literal block scalar syntax (|)
- ▸Preserves all JSON types: strings, numbers, booleans, null, nested objects, arrays
- ▸Configurable line width for wrapping long strings
- ▸Produces clean, human-readable YAML without unnecessary quoting
Use cases
- ▸Converting a JSON API response to YAML for a configuration file
- ▸Generating Kubernetes manifests from JSON templates
- ▸Creating YAML front matter from structured JSON data
- ▸Transforming JSON data into YAML for documentation purposes
How it works
Paste your JSON into the input pane
The tool parses the JSON and serializes it as YAML
The YAML output appears with proper indentation and structure
Copy the YAML for use in your configuration file or application
Frequently asked questions
1Does it preserve key order?
Yes. The converter preserves the key order from the JSON input. This matters for configuration files where key order has semantic meaning or is important for readability.
2How does it handle long strings?
Long strings can be output as literal block scalars (using |) for better readability. The line width setting controls when strings are wrapped. Short strings remain as plain scalars.
3Will the output YAML be valid?
Yes. The converter produces valid YAML that can be parsed back by any YAML parser. The output avoids common pitfalls like ambiguous unquoted strings by adding quotes where necessary.
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