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Convert OpenAPI 3.x documents (JSON or YAML) into TypeScript types entirely in your browser, with common openapi-typescript generation options.

OpenAPI document

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TypeScript output

// Types will appear here after you convert an OpenAPI document.

What is an OpenAPI to TypeScript Converter?

An OpenAPI to TypeScript converter turns an OpenAPI 3.x specification into strongly-typed TypeScript declarations, so your API requests and responses are type-checked at compile time. This tool generates openapi-typescript-style output, paths, webhooks, components, and operations interfaces, entirely in your browser. Nothing you paste is uploaded.

How to Use the OpenAPI to TypeScript Converter

  • Paste your OpenAPI document (JSON or YAML), import a file, or fetch it from a URL.
  • Toggle the generation options to match your project conventions.
  • Review the generated TypeScript in the output panel.
  • Copy the types or download them as a .d.ts file.

Difference Between OpenAPI and TypeScript

OpenAPI and TypeScript solve different problems: OpenAPI describes an API contract, while TypeScript enforces types in your application code. This converter is the bridge that turns the contract into types.

AspectOpenAPITypeScript
PurposeA language-agnostic contract describing an HTTP APIA typed superset of JavaScript for application code
FormatA JSON or YAML document.ts source and .d.ts declaration files
DescribesEndpoints, parameters, request bodies, responses, schemasInterfaces, types, and shapes used at compile time
Consumed byCode generators, docs, mock servers, validatorsThe TypeScript compiler, editors, and bundlers
At runtimeNot executed; a static descriptionCompiles to JavaScript that runs

Features of the OpenAPI to TypeScript Converter

This converter is built to mirror the popular openapi-typescript workflow while staying fast and private. Here are the features that make it useful day to day.

  • Browser-based conversion: Everything runs locally, so your API spec is never uploaded to a server.
  • OpenAPI 3.0 and 3.1: Accepts both JSON and YAML and detects the format automatically.
  • Familiar output shape: Generates paths, webhooks, components, and operations interfaces.
  • Configurable generation: Toggle readonly output, type aliases, root types, and other common options.
  • Copy or download: Grab the result as text or save it directly as a .d.ts file.
  • Live auto-update: See types regenerate as you edit the document.

Use Cases for OpenAPI to TypeScript

Generating types from an OpenAPI spec keeps your frontend and backend in sync, and it fits alongside the other free developer converters from TestMu AI.

  • Typed API clients: Feed the generated types into a typed fetch client so requests and responses are checked against the spec.
  • Runtime validation: Pair compile-time types with runtime schemas from the JSON to Zod tool.
  • Quick model typing: For ad-hoc payloads, the JSON to TypeScript converter types a single response fast.
  • Build pipelines: Down-level the result with TypeScript to JavaScript or tidy it using the TypeScript formatter.
  • Polyglot teams: Share API shapes with services built using tools like Python to JavaScript.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is my OpenAPI document sent to a server?

No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser. Your OpenAPI document is never uploaded, stored, or logged.

Which OpenAPI versions are supported?

OpenAPI 3.0 and 3.1 documents in JSON or YAML are supported, including components, paths, parameters, request bodies, and responses.

What output does it generate?

It generates openapi-typescript-style declarations: paths, webhooks, components, and operations interfaces, which you can copy or download as a .d.ts file.

Does it work with Swagger 2.0 files?

The converter targets OpenAPI 3.0 and 3.1. Swagger 2.0 documents should be upgraded to OpenAPI 3.x first using a converter, after which they generate TypeScript types cleanly.

How do I use the generated types?

Save the output as a .d.ts file and import the paths, components, and operations types. They pair with typed fetch clients like openapi-fetch so requests and responses are checked against your spec.

Does it support JSON and YAML input?

Yes. Paste either JSON or YAML. The tool detects the format automatically, so you can drop in a swagger.json or an openapi.yaml without converting it first.

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