Does the output follow Java naming conventions?

Yes. Fields use camelCase, classes use PascalCase, and getter/setter methods follow the standard get/set prefix pattern.

Are imports included?

The generator adds `import java.util.List;` when array fields are present. Other standard types do not require imports.

How are nested objects handled?

Each nested JSON object generates a separate Java class. The parent class has a field of the child class type with the corresponding getter and setter.

JSON to Java Class

Convert JSON to Java classes with private fields and getters/setters.

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FAQ

Does the output follow Java naming conventions?: Yes. Fields use camelCase, classes use PascalCase, and getter/setter methods follow the standard get/set prefix pattern.
Are imports included?: The generator adds `import java.util.List;` when array fields are present. Other standard types do not require imports.
How are nested objects handled?: Each nested JSON object generates a separate Java class. The parent class has a field of the child class type with the corresponding getter and setter.

Paste a JSON object and generate Java class definitions with private fields, public getters, and public setters following standard Java conventions. Types are inferred as String, Double, Boolean, Object, List<T>, and nested objects become separate named classes.