Handles all common YAML features: mappings, sequences, block and flow styles, anchors & aliases, multi-line strings, and comments.
YAML booleans (true/false/yes/no), integers, floats, and null values are correctly mapped to their JSON equivalents.
JSON output is syntax-highlighted by key, value type, and structure, making it easy to inspect the converted result.
Export the converted result as a .json file for use in APIs, databases, or any JavaScript/TypeScript application.
YAML uses indentation and is more human-readable, commonly used for config files (Kubernetes, Docker, GitHub Actions). JSON uses braces and quotes, making it ideal for APIs and data exchange. Both can represent the same data structures.
Yes. YAML anchors (&name) and aliases (*name) are fully resolved during conversion. The resulting JSON will contain the expanded, dereferenced values.
No. JSON does not support comments, so YAML comments (lines starting with #) are stripped during conversion. Only data values are transferred to the JSON output.