JSON Studio

JSON to Dart Classes

Generate Dart model classes with fromJson/toJson serialization from any JSON payload. Built for Flutter development.

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Paste your JSON on the left to see the generated code instantly.

JSON to Dart Classes for Flutter

If you're building Flutter apps, you know the drill. You get a JSON response from an API and you need Dart model classes to parse it. Writing them by hand is tedious — especially dealing with fromJson and toJson methods for every single model. This tool automates the whole thing.

Paste your JSON, and you get properly structured Dart classes with final fields, named constructors, and factory fromJson/toJson methods. Nested objects get their own classes. Arrays are typed correctly. It handles the null safety stuff too — all fields are nullable by default since API responses can always surprise you.

Flutter JSON Parsing Approaches

There are three main ways to handle JSON in Flutter: manual parsing with model classes (what this tool generates), json_serializable with code generation, andfreezed for immutable models. Each has tradeoffs, and honestly, for most projects, simple model classes work perfectly fine.

Manual Classes vs json_serializable

Packages like json_serializable and freezed are great for production apps, but they add build complexity. You need build_runner, annotations, generated files. When you're prototyping or consuming a quick API, you just want the classes now, without setting up code generation. This tool gives you copy-paste ready Dart code that works immediately.

Null Safety in Dart

Since Dart 2.12, null safety is the default. The generated classes mark all fields as nullable (final String? name) because API responses might omit fields. After you understand your API's behavior, you can make specific fields non-nullable and add required to the constructor — the generator gives you the safe, conservative starting point.

Using Generated Classes in Flutter

Once you have the generated classes, using them is straightforward:

final response = await http.get(Uri.parse('https://api.example.com/users')); final data = json.decode(response.body); final user = RootObject.fromJson(data);

The fromJson factory handles all the type casting and nested object creation. No manual map access, no type assertions. Just strongly typed Dart objects that your IDE understands with full autocomplete support.

State Management Integration

The generated models work seamlessly with Flutter state management solutions — Provider, Riverpod, BLoC, GetX. Define your state as a list of the generated model type, fetch from the API, parse with fromJson, and update the state. The type system keeps everything consistent from network layer to UI.

Related JSON Tools

For platform-specific implementations, generate Swift Codable structs for iOS or Kotlin data classes for Android. Use the JSON Viewer to explore API responses before converting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The generated classes include fromJson factory constructors and toJson methods that work perfectly with Flutter HTTP packages like http and dio.
Yes. All generated classes use Dart null-safe types. Nullable fields from your JSON are represented with the ? operator.
The generated code works standalone, but you can easily add @JsonSerializable annotations for code generation with the json_serializable package.
Absolutely. All Dart model generation and null-safety logic occur strictly in your browser. We never see your JSON or the resulting Flutter model code.

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