JSON to Python
Convert JSON into an equivalent Python dict/list literal, ready to paste directly into Python code.
Paste JSON below - this tool converts it into equivalent Python dict/list syntax, ready to paste into your code.
The only real differences between JSON and Python literal syntax are True/False/None (capitalized) versus JSON's lowercase true/false/null - this tool handles that conversion.
What Does This Tool Do?
It converts JSON into the equivalent Python literal syntax - primarily converting JSON's true/false/null into Python's True/False/None, since the rest of JSON and Python dict/list syntax is otherwise nearly identical.
Why Use This Tool?
Useful when you have a JSON API response or config and want to hardcode the equivalent data directly as a Python literal - for a test fixture, a script, or example data.
How to Use It
- Paste valid JSON.
- Click Convert.
- Copy the generated Python code.
Limitations
This produces a Python literal (dict/list/str/int/float/bool/None) - it does not generate a typed dataclass or Pydantic model; for that level of structure, review the JSON to TypeScript tool's approach as a model, adapted manually to Python's typing syntax.