 <p>One way would be to:</p> <p>a) Copy your JSON to Clipboard (CTRL+C)</p> <p>b) On a Visual Studio class, click on EDIT-> Paste Special -> Paste JSON as classes. This will create the classes equivalent of your JSON for you. Your main object would be named as "Rootobject" and you can change this to whatever name you want.</p> <p>c) Add System.Web.Extensions to your references</p> <p>d) You can convert your JSON to class like so:</p> <pre><code>JavaScriptSerializer serializer = new JavaScriptSerializer(); Rootobject rootObject = serializer.Deserialize&lt;Rootobject&gt;(JsonString); </code></pre> <p>Where <code>JsonString</code> is your API output. </p>