Data to Class

JSON to Python Class Generator

Turn a JSON sample into typed Python dataclasses, ready to paste into your code.

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Generate Python dataclasses from a JSON sample

Paste a JSON sample and get typed Python @dataclass definitions, ready to paste into your code. Nested objects become their own dataclasses automatically, with proper type hints throughout.

What the generator produces

  • Typed fields using Python's type hint syntax (int, float, str, bool, List[T]).
  • snake_case field names, converted automatically even if your JSON uses camelCase keys.
  • from __future__ import annotations included automatically whenever a class references another class defined later in the file — without it, Python would raise a NameError on forward references, since dataclass type hints are evaluated at class-definition time by default.
  • Deduplicated classes for repeated shapes, same as our other class generators.

Typical use cases

  • Typed API clients: Scaffold dataclasses for a JSON API response before parsing it with dataclasses or a library like Pydantic.
  • Config objects: Turn a JSON config file into a typed Python structure instead of working with raw dictionaries.

Frequently Asked Questions

Without it, a dataclass that references another class defined later in the same file raises a NameError at class-definition time, since Python evaluates type hints immediately by default. This import defers that evaluation, making forward references safe regardless of class order — we actually hit this exact bug while building the generator and fixed it this way.
Not currently — it generates standard library @dataclass definitions. Converting to Pydantic's BaseModel style is usually a small manual change (swap the decorator and base class) once you have the field types.
Whole numbers become int; numbers with a decimal point become float, matching Python's own type distinction.
No, generation happens entirely in your browser.