JSON to Query String
Turn a JSON object into URL parameters using bracket, repeated key or dot notation.
Build a query string
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How to use the JSON to Query String
- Paste the JSON object you want to send as parameters.
- Choose bracket, repeated key or dot notation.
- Press Build query string and copy the result into your URL.
Features
- Bracket, repeated key and dot notation
- Nested objects and arrays supported
- Optional percent encoding
- Live rebuild as you type
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the free online json to query string.
Paste a JSON object, pick the notation you need and press Build query string to get URL
parameters joined with ampersands.
Bracket notation with indexes, bracket notation with repeated empty keys, and dot notation
are all available in the notation menu.
Nested keys are wrapped in the parent name, so a filter object with a roast key becomes
filter[roast] in bracket style.
In index mode each item gets its own number, while repeated key mode writes the same empty
bracket for every item.
Yes for real URLs. Encoding escapes spaces, ampersands and other reserved characters so the
value survives a round trip.
Null values and empty containers are written with an empty value so the parameter still
appears in the string.
No. The object is parsed and converted locally in your browser, so nothing you paste is sent
to a server.
Yes. With encoding on, the output is safe to append after a question mark in any URL or fetch
call.
Yes. The converter is free to use with no account, no limits and no sign-up.
Last updated: October 10, 2026