JavaScript Input

TypeScript Output

What is TypeScript?

TypeScript is a typed superset of JavaScript that compiles down to plain JS your browser already runs.

It layers static typing on top of the same syntax defined by the ECMAScript spec — so you get IDE autocomplete, refactor safety, and compile-time checks without changing what your code does at runtime. See the Everyday Types handbook for the basics.

Everything happens in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server, so even proprietary code you would not normally paste into an online tool is safe here.

How to Use

Follow these steps.

1

Paste JavaScript

Paste your JavaScript code.

const x = 5;
2

View TypeScript

See the converted TypeScript.

3

Download

Download your file.

Use Cases

Type Safety

Add type checking to your code.

Better IDE Support

Get better autocomplete and error checking.

Code Quality

Improve code quality and maintainability.

Large Projects

Better for large-scale projects.

FAQ

What is TypeScript?

Typed JavaScript — see the official handbook for a deeper introduction.

Do I need to learn TypeScript?

It extends JavaScript knowledge — if you are comfortable with modern JavaScript, you already know most of TypeScript.

Is it production-ready?

Yes

Can I use JavaScript with TypeScript?

Yes

Do I need a compiler?

Yes

Is it free?

Yes, open source

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