Can I convert multi-row SQL INSERT statements?

Yes! The tool parses standard multi-row INSERT INTO syntax `VALUES (...), (...)` and maps each tuple to an object using the extracted column names.

Is my proprietary SQL dump uploaded to an external server?

No. The SQL tokenizer operates completely in your web browser. No queries or rows are ever transmitted over the network.

SQL to JSON Converter — Convert SQL Queries & Inserts to JSON

Migrating SQL Dumps to Document & NoSQL Stores

Relational databases store data in normalized rows and tables. When migrating datasets to document databases like MongoDB, Redis JSON, or Elasticsearch, developers must convert relational INSERT INTO scripts into structured JSON collections.

Key Features

Multi-Row Tuple Parser: Handles complex parenthesized tuples with escaped single quotes and commas within strings.
Null and Boolean Parsing: Automatically converts SQL NULL, TRUE, and FALSE into JavaScript null and booleans.
Grid Result Reader: Paste copy-pasted results directly from tools like DBeaver, TablePlus, or MySQL Workbench.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this tool parse SQL backticks and brackets?

Yes. Column names and table names enclosed in backticks (`table`), double quotes ("table"), or brackets ([table]) are cleanly normalized into standard JSON property names.

Is my SQL database dump private?

Yes. Parsing is executed completely locally on your client device.