Quickly transform YAML configuration files into valid JSON format. Perfect for developers working with Kubernetes manifests, Docker Compose, or CI/CD pipelines. Fast, secure, and runs entirely in your browser.
YAML (YAML Ain't Markup Language) is widely loved for its human-readable format, making it the go-to choice for configuration files in tools like Kubernetes and Docker. However, when it comes to programmatic processing, JSON remains the king. Most APIs, web services, and programming languages have native, high-performance support for JSON. By using our YAML to JSON converter, you can bridge the gap between human-friendly configuration and machine-ready data.
We built this tool with developer efficiency in mind. Unlike other online converters that might store your data, our tool operates entirely client-side. This means your sensitive API keys or server configurations never leave your computer. If you frequently work with data structures, you might also find our JSON Formatter and Validator helpful for cleaning up your output.
Converting your files is a straightforward process:
For those working on automation scripts, combining this tool with our Cron Job Generator can significantly speed up your backend workflow.
In the world of DevOps, security is non-negotiable. Many online tools send your data to a server for processing, which is a major risk for configuration files containing secrets. Our converter uses the js-yaml library directly in your browser. Your data stays in your local memory, ensuring 100% privacy. It's as secure as using a local script but with the convenience of a web interface.
YAML is a superset of JSON designed for human readability, using indentation instead of braces and brackets. JSON is a stricter, more lightweight format that is the standard for data exchange between web applications and servers.
Yes! This tool is perfect for converting K8s YAML files into JSON, which is often required when using certain infrastructure-as-code (IaC) tools or when debugging API responses from the Kubernetes API server.
The most common reason for failure is incorrect indentation in the source YAML. YAML is extremely sensitive to spaces. Ensure you aren't mixing tabs and spaces, and that all nested elements are properly aligned.