Convert tab-separated rows into JSON by selecting the tab delimiter in the shared data converter.
| name | role |
|---|---|
| Alex | Editor |
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TSV uses tab characters between fields, making it a common format for copied spreadsheet rows. Use the tab delimiter so commas inside ordinary values are not mistaken for column boundaries. Review the header setting to get the property names you expect.
Paste a header row such as name<TAB>role followed by Alex<TAB>Editor, using real tab characters. Select the tab delimiter and check the resulting object keys.
Choose the tab delimiter before interpreting the result. Review quoting, empty cells, numeric-looking identifiers, and nested output requirements; delimited text cannot represent every JSON structure.
Choose CSV-to-JSON mode and paste the delimited data. Select the delimiter and confirm whether the first row contains headers. Review the JSON output and copy or download the converted data.
Choose the tab delimiter before interpreting the result. Review quoting, empty cells, numeric-looking identifiers, and nested output requirements; delimited text cannot represent every JSON structure.
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