TOML to JSONParse TOML configuration files and convert to JSON format.

TOML to JSON
Parse TOML configuration files and convert to JSON format.
Paste TOML
Paste your TOML configuration into the input field.
View JSON
The parsed JSON output appears with proper formatting.
Copy result
Copy the JSON for use in applications and APIs.
What Is TOML to JSON?
TOML to JSON converts Tom's Obvious Minimal Language configuration files into JavaScript Object Notation format. TOML is a popular configuration format used by Cargo (Rust), pyproject.toml (Python), Hugo, and many other tools. This converter parses TOML tables, array-of-tables, inline arrays, strings, numbers, booleans, and comments, producing a clean JSON representation. It handles section headers, dotted keys, and nested structures.
Why Use Our TOML to JSON?
- Parses standard TOML features: tables, array-of-tables, inline arrays.
- Handles strings, numbers, booleans, and comments.
- Clean JSON output with 2-space indentation.
- No server upload โ parsing happens in your browser.
Common Use Cases
Rust Development
Parse Cargo.toml files to understand project dependencies and configuration.
Python Projects
Convert pyproject.toml to JSON for programmatic access to project metadata.
Configuration Analysis
Transform TOML config files to JSON for processing with JavaScript tools.
Migration
Convert TOML configuration to JSON when migrating to applications that use JSON config.
Technical Guide
The parser processes TOML input line by line. Comments (starting with #) are stripped before processing. The parser maintains a "current table" pointer that starts at the root object. [table] headers create nested objects in the JSON structure, with dotted names creating nested levels. [[array-of-tables]] headers create or append to arrays of objects. Key-value pairs are parsed and added to the current table. Value parsing supports: double-quoted strings (with escape sequences), single-quoted literal strings, integers, floating-point numbers, booleans (true/false), and inline arrays. Inline arrays can contain mixed types. Limitations: This implementation covers the most common TOML features but may not handle every edge case in the full TOML specification. Inline tables, multi-line strings, and datetime types have limited support.
Tips & Best Practices
- 1Comments in TOML are stripped during parsing โ they are not represented in JSON.
- 2Table headers [section] create nested objects in the JSON output.
- 3Array-of-tables [[section]] create arrays of objects.
- 4For complex TOML files, validate the JSON output to ensure all values parsed correctly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
QDoes it handle all TOML features?
QAre TOML comments preserved?
QHow are datetime values handled?
QWhat about multi-line strings?
QIs it fully TOML compliant?
About TOML to JSON
TOML to JSON is a free online tool from FreeToolkit.ai. All processing happens directly in your browser โ your data never leaves your device. No registration required. No ads. Just fast, reliable tools.







