The three shapes of tabular data
Excel is where humans edit, CSV is what systems import, JSON is what code consumes — and moving between them is a daily chore in every office and codebase. This converter does the conversions correctly: quoted CSV fields survive, the header row becomes JSON keys, multi-sheet workbooks fan out one file per sheet with honest naming, and the preview table shows you what was parsed before you commit to a download.
The engine is SheetJS — the open-source parser behind countless data pipelines — running in your browser, which is precisely where a spreadsheet full of salaries, customers or accounts belongs: never on someone else's server. Dedicated pages exist for the common directions: Excel→CSV, CSV→Excel, CSV→JSON, JSON→CSV, Excel→JSON and JSON→Excel.