How to convert YAML to JSON
- Paste YAML or open a .yaml or .yml file.
- MarkDone detects YAML and previews formatted JSON output.
- Copy or download the JSON for scripts, APIs, or jq pipelines.
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Supports .yaml, .yml, and .json files
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YAML to JSON converter
MarkDone parses YAML and outputs clean, formatted JSON for scripts, APIs, jq pipelines, and debugging. Paste YAML, open a .yaml or .yml file, and convert YAML to JSON without uploading config files, secrets, tokens, or internal endpoints to a server.
GitHub Actions workflows, Docker Compose files, Kubernetes manifests, and CI pipelines are written in YAML. Converting them to JSON makes the same data usable in scripts, REST calls, and tools that expect JSON.
Indentation mistakes are the most common YAML bug. MarkDone parses the file locally and shows the resulting structure or a clear error, so configs containing credentials never touch a third-party server.
Most YAML to JSON conversion errors come from indentation, tabs, missing colons, mixed list levels, or unquoted values that are parsed differently than expected. Converting YAML to JSON makes the structure explicit, so you can see exactly what the parser understood before using it in scripts or APIs.
No. YAML to JSON conversion runs locally in your browser. Config files and structured data stay on your device.
Yes. The parser handles YAML anchors, aliases, block scalars, and nested structures, so real-world config files convert correctly.
Yes. The YAML is parsed in your browser and syntax errors are flagged immediately, including indentation mistakes, tabs, malformed lists, missing colons, and invalid structure.
Yes. MarkDone supports both directions. For the reverse workflow there is a dedicated JSON to YAML converter.
You can open or drop .yaml, .yml, and .json files, or simply paste the content into the editor.