Free Online Data to Class Generators
Generate typed classes and models from JSON or XML for Java, Python, TypeScript, C#, Go, Rust, Swift, Kotlin, Dart, and Ruby. All 36 tools run client-side.
From JSON
From XML
What Are Data to Class Generators?
Data to Class generators analyse a sample JSON or XML payload and automatically produce typed data model classes — such as POJOs for Java, dataclasses for Python, interfaces for TypeScript, or structs for Go and Rust. This eliminates the tedious, error-prone work of manually writing boilerplate model code.
Paste your sample data, choose a language, and get production-ready typed classes in seconds — all in your browser with no uploads or accounts required.
Common Use Cases
- check_circleGenerate Java POJOs from a JSON API response for Spring Boot
- check_circleCreate TypeScript interfaces from a REST API payload
- check_circleGenerate Python dataclasses from a JSON config schema
- check_circleProduce C# model classes for .NET deserialization
- check_circleGenerate Go structs for JSON unmarshalling
- check_circleCreate Kotlin data classes for Android API integration
- check_circleGenerate Rust structs with Serde annotations from JSON
Frequently Asked Questions
Which languages are supported for code generation?
We support Java, Python, TypeScript, C# (.NET), Go, Rust, Swift, Kotlin, Dart, and Ruby from JSON, and Java, Python, TypeScript, C#, Go, Rust, Swift, and Kotlin from XML.
How accurate is the generated code?
Generators infer types from your sample data. They handle nested objects, arrays, and primitive types well. Optional fields or nullable types may need manual review, especially for edge cases not present in the sample.
Can I use the generated classes directly in production?
The generated code is a solid starting point. For production use, review field names, nullability, and add any required annotations (e.g. @JsonProperty for Java or Serde attributes for Rust).
Does it handle nested objects and arrays?
Yes. The generators recursively process nested objects and arrays, creating separate inner classes or interfaces as needed to represent the full data hierarchy.
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