A free visual TypeScript compiler config builder with project presets for Next.js, React, Node.js, Library, and Browser — generate a production-ready tsconfig.json in seconds, no signup required.

tsconfig.json Generator is a free, browser-based tool that helps TypeScript developers create a correct, production-ready tsconfig.json without memorising every compiler option. Choose a project preset, toggle the options you need, watch the JSON update live, and copy or download the result in one click.
Every TypeScript project starts the same way: create tsconfig.json, look up the options you need, copy from a project you had last year, forget whether moduleResolution: "bundler" is right for your new Next.js project, and spend 20 minutes cross-referencing the TypeScript docs.
The official TypeScript Handbook documents hundreds of compiler options. The right combination depends on whether you're targeting Node.js or a browser, whether you use a bundler like Vite or Next.js, whether you're building a library that ships .d.ts declaration files, and a dozen other context-specific decisions.
The mental overhead is real. Even experienced TypeScript developers open a previous project's config and copy-paste when starting fresh.
Click one button to load a sensible baseline for your stack:
target: ES5, moduleResolution: "bundler", jsx: "preserve", noEmit: true, incremental builds, paths supporttarget: ES2020, moduleResolution: "bundler", jsx: "react-jsx", source maps ontarget: ES2022, module: "NodeNext", moduleResolution: "nodenext", strict, no emitdeclaration: true, declarationMap: true, composite: true, source mapstarget: ES2020, moduleResolution: "bundler", DOM libs, source mapsEach preset reflects the current official recommendations for that stack. Customize from there.
Every section is individually configurable:
Output Settings — target, module system, moduleResolution, JSX transform, outDir, rootDir
Type Checking — strict mode (and individual strict flags when strict is off), noUnusedLocals, noUnusedParameters, noFallthroughCasesInSwitch, forceConsistentCasingInFileNames
Emit — noEmit, declaration, declarationMap, sourceMap, removeComments, incremental, composite
Interop & Extras — esModuleInterop, skipLibCheck, resolveJsonModule, allowJs, checkJs, experimentalDecorators, @ path alias
Include / Exclude — configurable via comma-separated text fields
lib — checkboxes for all common lib entries (ES2020, DOM, DOM.Iterable, ESNext, WebWorker, etc.)
The generated tsconfig.json updates in real time as you toggle options. There is no "generate" button — the output is always current.
Click Copy to copy the JSON to your clipboard, or Download to save it directly as tsconfig.json — ready to drop into your project root.
TsConfig object that represents the current configurationbuildTsconfig() pure function converts state to a JSON-safe object, omitting default values and redundant fields (e.g., allowSyntheticDefaultImports when esModuleInterop is already true)JSON.stringify with 2-space indent produces the live preview outputURL.createObjectURL handle copy and download without any server callsInstead of copying an old config and adjusting it, open the generator, click the preset for your stack, toggle any project-specific options, and download. The whole workflow takes under a minute.
When a JavaScript developer is setting up TypeScript for the first time, the option descriptions in the tool ("Enables all strict type-checking flags", "Skip type checking of .d.ts files") make the config readable and educational, not just a wall of JSON.
When TypeScript is behaving unexpectedly, the generator helps verify which options should be set for a given stack. Comparing your project's config against the generator's preset reveals missing or conflicting options.
The Library preset automatically sets declaration: true, declarationMap: true, composite: true, and correct output paths — everything needed to ship a TypeScript package that consumers can type-check against.
The composite: true and incremental: true options are explained in the UI, making it easier to configure project references correctly without looking up the TypeScript docs.
tsconfig.json Generator removes the configuration overhead from starting a TypeScript project:
Try it now: tsconfig-generator.tools.jagodana.com
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Category
Developer Tools
Technologies
Date
May 2026
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