Model an API response
Create initial TypeScript interfaces while integrating a REST, webhook or third-party API.
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JSON to TypeScript
Generate TypeScript interfaces from sample JSON locally in your browser. Review inferred optional fields and unions before use.
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Processed entirely in this tab
Your input and result are not sent to JSON Hearth or stored on a server.
When to use it
What TypeScript Types helps you do
Type generation creates a starting model from example data, reducing repetitive typing while leaving application-specific decisions to you.
Build typed fixtures
Turn representative JSON into reusable types for tests and frontend development.
Document nested payloads
Expose object and array relationships in a form familiar to TypeScript developers.
How it works
TypeScript Types, without the upload.
Add your data
Paste a value, open a local file or begin with the working sample.
Run the tool
The transformation executes in your browser, not on our servers.
Review the result
Check the output, then copy or download it for your next task.
Important limitations
What to check before using the result
Review required
A sample cannot reliably reveal optional properties, all union members or nullable fields.
Review required
Review names and types before treating generated interfaces as a stable contract.
Common questions
About TypeScript Types
Does JSON to TypeScript upload my data?
No. Your input is processed by code running in your browser and is not sent to an application server.
Is TypeScript Types free to use?
Yes. The tool is free, requires no account and can be used directly in the browser.
Can generated TypeScript detect optional properties?
Not reliably from one example. Optionality requires knowledge of other valid payloads or an external contract.
Should generated interfaces replace a JSON Schema?
TypeScript types help at development time, while JSON Schema can validate runtime data. They solve related but different problems.