.env to JSON
Convert environment variables between .env and JSON formats. Runs entirely in your browser.
Note: This tool executes entirely within your browser context. No variables or secrets are transmitted to external servers, ensuring complete privacy for your sensitive configuration data.
Your Secrets Never Leave Your Device
This tool executes entirely within your browser context. No variables or secrets are transmitted to external servers.
The .env to JSON converter helps you quickly convert environment variable files into JSON objects and back again. It supports quoted values, inline comments, and preserves ordering for straightforward editing.
The tool runs fully in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server. Use it to inspect, migrate, or normalize environment files for local development or CI configuration.
Security: this tool runs entirely in your browser. Do not paste production secrets if you are not comfortable keeping them in your clipboard or local machine.
This converter handles quoted values, inline comments after values, and common separators. It intentionally treats everything as string values — types (number/boolean) are not inferred to avoid surprises.
FAQ
It converts your .env file to a JSON object and back again, helping you inspect, migrate, and standardize key-value pairs used to configure applications.
No. Everything is converted client-side in your browser, so secrets and API keys in your .env never leave your machine.
Yes. Quoted values, inline comments, and blank lines are recognized so the formatted output stays faithful to standard dotenv syntax.
Yes. Formatting the file makes duplicate keys and lines missing an equals sign easy to notice so you can fix configuration issues early.
Because processing is entirely local to your browser, no data is transmitted, though you should still follow your team's policy for handling secrets.