Question 1

How do I convert Prisma to TypeScript?

Accepted Answer

Simply paste your Prisma schema in the input editor, select 'Prisma' as the input format, and choose 'TypeScript' as the output format. Our converter will instantly generate TypeScript interfaces from your Prisma models.

Question 2

How to generate Zod schema from JSON?

Accepted Answer

Paste your JSON data in the input editor, select 'JSON' as the input format, and choose 'Zod' as the output format. The tool will automatically generate a Zod validation schema that matches your JSON structure.

Question 3

How does Convert Tools work?

Accepted Answer

Convert Tools processes most conversions entirely in your browser. For enhanced field configurations, you can optionally use our AI inference feature powered by Google's Gemini AI. All processing happens instantly without requiring any sign-ups or account creation.

Question 4

Is my data private and secure?

Accepted Answer

Yes! All conversions happen entirely in your browser. We don't store, transmit, or log any of your data. Your schemas never leave your device, ensuring complete privacy and security.

Question 5

Does Convert Tools use cookies?

Accepted Answer

No, Convert Tools does not use cookies. We respect your privacy and don't track your usage. All processing happens locally in your browser without any data collection.

Question 6

What is Plain Text input mode?

Accepted Answer

Plain Text mode allows you to enter variable names directly without needing JSON or structured data. Simply type variable names like 'firstName', 'email', 'isActive' separated by spaces or commas. Press Space or Comma to add each field as a tag. This is perfect when you only have column names or field names and want to generate schemas without sample data.

Question 7

How does AI inference work with Plain Text input?

Accepted Answer

When using Plain Text mode, click 'Apply AI Suggestions' to analyze your variable names. Our AI (powered by Google's Gemini) intelligently infers field types, properties, and constraints. For example, it recognizes 'email' as a string with email validation, 'isActive' as a boolean, 'createdAt' as a date, and suggests primary keys, unique constraints, and required fields based on naming conventions and context.

Question 8

Can I reorder fields in the generated schemas?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Use the drag-and-drop feature in the Field Configuration panel. Simply grab the grip icon (⋮⋮) next to any field and drag it to your desired position. The field order is immediately reflected in all generated output schemas (TypeScript, Prisma, Zod, etc.), so you can organize fields exactly as you need them.

Question 9

How do I use Plain Text mode to generate schemas?

Accepted Answer

Select 'Plain Text' from the input format dropdown. Type your variable names (e.g., 'id firstName lastName email isActive createdAt') and press Space or Comma after each name to add it as a tag. Then click 'Apply AI Suggestions' in the Field Configuration panel. The AI will analyze your variable names and suggest appropriate types and properties. Once configured, all output schemas will be generated automatically.

Question 10

Does AI inference work with JSON and other input formats?

Accepted Answer

Yes! AI inference works with all input formats (JSON, TypeScript, Prisma, etc.). Click 'Apply AI Suggestions' to enhance field configurations. The AI analyzes your existing data structure and suggests primary keys, unique constraints, required fields, default values, and descriptions based on field names, values, and patterns in your data.

Question 11

What happens when I reorder fields?

Accepted Answer

When you drag and drop fields to reorder them, the new order is immediately applied to all generated output schemas. This ensures consistency across TypeScript interfaces, Prisma models, Zod schemas, and all other formats. The order you set is preserved in the final output, making it easy to organize fields logically.

Question 12

How do I convert MySQL schema to TypeScript or Prisma?

Accepted Answer

Paste your MySQL CREATE TABLE statement or SQL schema in the input editor, select 'MySQL' as the input format, and choose your desired output format (TypeScript, Prisma, Zod, etc.). Our converter will parse your MySQL schema and generate the corresponding schema in your chosen format, preserving field types, constraints, and relationships.

Question 13

How do I convert PostgreSQL schema to TypeScript or Prisma?

Accepted Answer

Paste your PostgreSQL CREATE TABLE statement or SQL schema in the input editor, select 'PostgreSQL' as the input format, and choose your desired output format (TypeScript, Prisma, Zod, etc.). Our converter will parse your PostgreSQL schema and generate the corresponding schema in your chosen format, preserving field types, constraints, and relationships.

Question 14

What is Start from Scratch mode?

Accepted Answer

Start from Scratch mode allows you to describe your table or schema requirements in natural language. Simply type a description like 'I want to create a users table with email, password, username, and profile picture. Email should be unique and required.' Our AI will analyze your description, identify fields, infer types and constraints, and generate schemas in all supported formats (TypeScript, Prisma, Zod, etc.).

Question 15

How do I use Start from Scratch to generate schemas?

Accepted Answer

Select 'Start from Scratch' from the input format dropdown. Describe your table requirements in natural language (e.g., 'Create a products table with name, price, description, and stock quantity. Price should be a number, stock should be an integer, and name should be required.'). Click 'Apply AI Suggestions' to analyze your description. The AI will identify fields, types, and constraints, then generate schemas in all output formats automatically.

Question 16

Can I convert MySQL to PostgreSQL or vice versa?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Paste your MySQL schema, select 'MySQL' as input, and choose 'PostgreSQL' as output (or vice versa). Our converter will translate the schema syntax, data types, and constraints between MySQL and PostgreSQL formats, making it easy to migrate between databases.

Question 17

What's the difference between Plain Text and Start from Scratch?

Accepted Answer

Plain Text mode is for entering variable names directly (e.g., 'firstName email isActive'). Start from Scratch mode is for describing requirements in natural language (e.g., 'I want a users table with email, password, and username where email is unique'). Plain Text is faster when you have field names, while Start from Scratch is better when you want to describe relationships and constraints in detail.

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