Turn an API response into a TypeScript interface
Paste a JSON response body and generate interfaces for frontend models, fixtures, and API client typing.
Paste JSON and generate TypeScript interfaces, Go structs, or Rust serde structs from the sample shape.
Output language
Types generated
export interface ApiResponseOwner {
name: string;
email: string;
}
export interface ApiResponseStats {
date: string;
views: number;
indexed: boolean;
}
export interface ApiResponse {
id: number;
name: string;
active: boolean;
tags: string[];
owner: ApiResponseOwner;
stats: ApiResponseStats[];
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JSON samples are often the fastest way to understand an API response. This tool infers object fields, arrays, null values, and primitive types, then turns the sample into language-specific type definitions.
Generation runs in your browser and is designed for quick API models, fixtures, documentation, and first-pass backend structs.
Generated types are a starting point. Review optional fields, mixed arrays, number precision, naming conventions, and language idioms before using them in production code.
Paste a JSON response body and generate interfaces for frontend models, fixtures, and API client typing.
Generate Go structs or Rust serde structs from a payload before wiring up a parser, handler, or test fixture.
No. JSON parsing and type generation run in your browser, so pasted samples are not sent to the server.
Treat generated output as a strong starting point. Review field names, optional values, numeric types, and mixed arrays before using it in production code.
The tool can generate TypeScript interfaces, Go structs with json tags, and Rust structs with serde rename attributes.
Use these nearby utilities when the current task is part of a larger debugging, writing, security, or site maintenance workflow.