AnyConverter — VS Code extension for JSON, TypeScript, Zod, YAML, cURL, and more

AnyConverter (Transform Tool) is a fast Visual Studio Code extension that converts selected text or clipboard payloads between JSON, TypeScript, Zod, GraphQL, SQL, YAML, TOML, CSV, .env, cURL, HTML/React, and CSS/Tailwind — without leaving the editor.

Adapted from the original polyglot transform-tool, rebuilt for VS Code with a dedicated sidebar, theme-aware UI, and one-click copy.

Install (quick)

1. Marketplace (recommended): open AnyConverter on the Visual Studio Code Marketplace and click Install.
2. From VS Code / Cursor: press Cmd+Shift+X (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+X (Windows/Linux), search for AnyConverter or transform-tool, choose the extension published by Sourcepride, then Install.

After install, open the Transform activity bar icon to browse all converters.

What you can convert

JSON and schema targets

• JSON → TypeScript types/interfaces
• JSON → Zod schema
• JSON → GraphQL
• JSON → MySQL schema
• JSON → Mongoose schema
• JSON → .env (environment-style key/value lines)
• JSON → CSV

JavaScript literals

• JavaScript object → JSON
• JavaScript object → TypeScript

YAML and TOML

• YAML → JSON
• YAML → TOML
• YAML → .env
• TOML → YAML
• TOML → JSON

CSV

• CSV → JSON
• JSON → CSV

cURL → code

• cURL → Node.js (axios)
• cURL → Node.js (fetch)
• cURL → Python (requests)
• cURL → Go
• cURL → Java

Web / UI

• HTML → React (TSX)
• CSS → Tailwind utility classes

Features

• Transform selected text from the editor or use the sidebar workflow
  
• Copy converted output to the clipboard
• VS Code theme integration for a consistent look
• Simple sidebar navigation grouped by format (JSON, env, cURL, CSV, Web, and more)

Commands

All transforms are available under the Transform Tool command category in the Command Palette (Cmd+Shift+P / Ctrl+Shift+P). You can also bind keys to your most-used converters in Keyboard Shortcuts.

Contribute

Issues and pull requests are welcome. See CONTRIBUTIONS.md for guidelines.

Release Notes

See the CHANGELOG tab on the Marketplace listing or your editor’s extension details page after each update.