What is a JSON to Java converter?
A JSON to Java converter turns JSON samples into POJO classes — private fields, getters and setters, and Jackson annotations where keys need them. Perfect for DTOs, API models, and test fixtures. All processing happens in your browser.
How to generate POJOs from JSON
Paste a JSON object, rename the root class if you like, and copy the generated classes. Nested objects are emitted as separate classes in the same file.
Fields, getters, and setters
Every property becomes a private field with a public getter and setter following standard bean conventions, so the classes work with Jackson, Gson, and most ORMs out of the box.
Arrays, nesting, and nulls
JSON arrays become List<T> and nested objects become classes named after their key, e.g. address inside Root becomes RootAddress. Fields that can be null or absent use boxed wrappers (Integer, Double, Boolean) instead of primitives.