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JSON to TypeScript Interface

Generate TypeScript interfaces from a JSON sample with configurable property and export options.

JSON Input

Valid JSON
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Generation Options

TypeScript Interface

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Working with JSON to TypeScript Interface

Use sample data as a starting point for an interface declaration. The generator follows the structure it can observe, including nested objects and arrays. Review the result against other valid responses before treating it as an application contract.

How to use JSON to TypeScript Interface

  1. Paste a representative JSON object and choose a root interface name.
  2. Adjust optional, readonly, export, and naming settings.
  3. Copy the generated interfaces and review them in your TypeScript project.

JSON to TypeScript Interface example

Paste {"id":12,"name":"Alex"} and name the root interface User. Review the inferred number and string properties.

What to expect from the result

A sample cannot reveal all optional fields, unions, or constraints. Generated interfaces provide compile-time declarations, not runtime validation.

JSON to TypeScript Interface questions

How do I use JSON to TypeScript Interface?

Paste a representative JSON object and choose a root interface name. Adjust optional, readonly, export, and naming settings. Copy the generated interfaces and review them in your TypeScript project.

What should I check in the result?

A sample cannot reveal all optional fields, unions, or constraints. Generated interfaces provide compile-time declarations, not runtime validation.

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