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INI to JSON Converter - Parse INI Config Files Online Free

Free INI to JSON converter. Parse INI configuration files with sections and key-value pairs to JSON format. Convert JSON back to INI. Browser-based, no upload needed.

About INI and JSON Conversion

INI (Initialization) files are one of the oldest and simplest configuration formats, widely used by PHP (php.ini), MySQL (my.cnf), Windows applications, and many legacy systems. This free online INI to JSON converter parses INI sections and key-value pairs into structured JSON, and can convert JSON back to INI format. Processing runs entirely in your browser.

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How to Use

  1. Paste INI content in the left panel or JSON in the right panel
  2. Click 'INI → JSON' or 'JSON → INI' to convert
  3. Copy the converted output using the copy button
  4. Use 'Load Sample' to try with example INI configuration

Common Use Cases

  • Converting php.ini or my.cnf configurations to JSON for automation
  • Parsing Windows .ini files for migration to modern config formats
  • Extracting structured data from legacy INI-based configurations
  • Generating INI config files from JSON data sources

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an INI file?
INI (Initialization) files are simple text-based configuration files with sections in [brackets] and key=value pairs. They're used by PHP, MySQL, Windows, and many applications.
Does this handle INI sections?
Yes. Sections like [database] are converted to nested JSON objects. Keys outside any section become top-level properties.
Are comments preserved?
Comments (lines starting with ; or #) are ignored during parsing, as JSON doesn't support comments.
Does it handle data types?
Yes. The parser automatically detects numbers, booleans (true/false), and strings. Quoted values are treated as strings.
Is my data safe?
Absolutely. All parsing happens in your browser. No data is sent to any server.