How to convert JSON file to image?

Converting JSON to image typically means visualizing JSON structure or data. Use data visualization libraries like D3.js to create graphical representations of JSON data: charts, graphs, or tree diagrams. For tree structure visualization, tools can render JSON hierarchy as images. Screenshot tools can capture formatted JSON displays from our JSON Viewer at jsonconsole.com/json-viewer, though this creates static images rather than conversions. If your JSON contains base64-encoded image data, decode it to create actual image files using programming languages. For chart generation from JSON data, use libraries like Chart.js or Plotly, then export charts as PNG or SVG. JSON is data, not visual content, so "conversion to image" usually means visualizing the data or structure. For documentation, capture screenshots of formatted JSON from our beautifier. For data visualization, use appropriate charting libraries with your JSON data as input to generate meaningful visualizations.