Data Converter
Convert data between over 40 formats including JSON, CSV, Excel, and PDF.
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What it can do
- Transform: Convert data from one format to another. Supports 43+ conversion pairs across JSON, CSV, XML, YAML, TOML, HTML, Markdown, plain text, PDF, Excel, and DOCX. For binary input formats (pdf, ex
- Reshape Json: Restructure JSON data from one schema to another using dot-notation path mapping. Maps fields from the source to new positions in the target. Handles both single objects and arrays of ob
- List Capabilities: List all supported format conversion pairs with pricing and average response times. Call this first to discover which source→target format combinations are available before attempti
What data it sees
Do you need an account
No: the server works without sign-in
Convert data between over 40 formats including JSON, CSV, Excel, and PDF. Restructure complex schemas into custom layouts to ensure seamless data integration. Simplify information processing by automating transformations between structured and unstructured file types.
Server tool list (3)
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| transform | Convert data from one format to another. Supports 43+ conversion pairs across JSON, CSV, XML, YAML, TOML, HTML, Markdown, plain text, PDF, Excel, and DOCX. For binary input formats (pdf, excel, docx), send data as a base64-encoded string. Returns the transformed data as a string (or base64 for binary output formats like excel). |
| reshape_json | Restructure JSON data from one schema to another using dot-notation path mapping. Maps fields from the source to new positions in the target. Handles both single objects and arrays of objects. Example: mapping={'full_name': 'user.profile.name', 'email': 'user.contact.email'} extracts nested values into a flat structure. |
| list_capabilities | List all supported format conversion pairs with pricing and average response times. Call this first to discover which source→target format combinations are available before attempting a transform. |