JSON to Go
Turn a JSON sample into Go structs with json tags, nested types and nil-safe pointer fields.
Generate Go structs
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How to use the JSON to Go
- Paste a JSON sample and name the root struct.
- Press Generate structs to infer nested structs and tags.
- Copy the Go code into your package and unmarshal away.
Features
- Go structs with json tags
- Nested structs named from the key path
- Pointer fields with omitempty for optional keys
- Common initialisms such as ID and URL
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the free online json to go.
Paste a JSON sample, name the root struct and press Generate structs to get Go types with
json tags ready to paste.
Fields that are null or missing from some array items become pointers with omitempty, so
absent values stay distinguishable from zero values.
Every nested object gets a struct named from the key path, so an address inside user becomes
UserAddress.
Arrays are emitted as slices of the merged element type, including slices of nested structs.
Yes. Every field carries a json tag matching the original key, plus omitempty when the field
is optional or nullable.
Keys are converted to exported Go names with common initialisms such as ID, URL and JSON
applied automatically.
No. Parsing and code generation run entirely in your browser, so your data never leaves your
device.
No. The output is plain text you can copy into any editor, and no Go installation is needed
to generate it.
Yes. It is completely free, unlimited and needs no account or sign-up.
Last updated: October 10, 2026