🟪 Object to JSON

The Object to JSON block converts an Object variable (a "record" holding several pieces of information) into JSON-formatted text — a format most websites and online services can read. This text is then ready to be sent in an HTTP request, a Webhook, or saved.

This is the reverse operation of the "JSON to Object" block.

📥 Inputs

• object (Object): The Object variable to convert.

📤 Outputs

• json (Text): The resulting JSON string, valid and ready to be transmitted.

💡 Example

Scenario: Sending a player record built in the graph to an API

1. A player object has been progressively filled in using Set in Object blocks.
2. An Object to JSON block converts this object into a JSON string.
3. The json output is wired to the body input of an HTTP Request block to send it to an external server.

⚙️ Technical Details

• Internal ID: objectToJson
• No stream points: This block has no in/out Stream connectors — it doesn't need to be "wired" into the action sequence. It's calculated automatically whenever its json output is used elsewhere, like a formula.
• Nested objects: Nested objects and lists in the source variable are recursively serialized into valid JSON.

Documented version: v1

Updated on: 23/09/2026