How do you convert JSON to string?

Converting JSON to a string depends on your context. In JavaScript, use JSON.stringify() to convert objects to JSON-formatted strings. For example: JSON.stringify({name: "John"}) produces '{"name":"John"}'. In Python, use json.dumps() to serialize objects to JSON strings. Other languages have similar methods: Java uses Jackson or Gson, C# uses JsonSerializer.Serialize(). If you already have a JSON object and need it as a string for transmission or storage, these methods serialize the data structure into text format. The resulting string is valid JSON that can be sent over networks, saved to files, or stored in databases. Use our JSON Formatter at jsonconsole.com/json-formatter to verify the stringified JSON is correctly formatted and valid. The formatter helps ensure your conversion produces clean, readable JSON strings before using them in your applications.