Convert JSON to PHP class definitions with type hints, constructor generation, and nested class support
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About This Tool
The JSON to PHP Class converter generates PHP class definitions from your JSON data. It creates typed properties, constructor methods with type-hinted parameters, and handles nested objects with separate class definitions — all running locally in your browser.
Key Features
- PHP class generation with typed properties
- Constructor method with type-hinted parameters
- Nested class support for complex objects
- Automatic PHP type mapping from JSON values
- Customizable root class name
- Real-time conversion with instant preview
Use Cases
- Generate PHP models for Laravel and Symfony applications
- Create API response classes for web services
- Automate PHP class creation from JSON API schemas
- Quickly scaffold PHP classes from sample JSON data
- Convert JSON payloads into typed PHP objects for data processing
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the JSON to PHP Class converter?
The JSON to PHP Class converter generates PHP class definitions from your JSON data. It creates typed properties, constructor methods, and handles nested objects with separate class definitions.
Does it support nested objects?
Yes, the tool handles nested JSON objects by generating separate PHP classes for each nested structure. Type hints reference the generated class names for proper autocompletion and type safety.
What PHP version is targeted?
The generated code targets PHP 8.0+ with modern features like typed properties, constructor methods with type-hinted parameters, and proper type declarations for all class members.
Is my data safe when using this tool?
Absolutely. All processing happens locally in your browser. No data is uploaded to any server, ensuring your information remains completely private and secure.
Can I customize the root class name?
Yes, you can specify a custom root class name using the Root name input field. The default name is 'Root', but you can change it to any valid PHP class name.