How to convert Amiibo BIN files into emuiibo JSON format?

[switcherjoe]

Hi guys,
while looking for the new Zelda TOTK Amiibo, I came upon two unreleased Amiibos - "Gerudo King (TotK).bin" and "Princess Zelda (TotK).bin". I tried to look for any kind of conversion tools from BIN to JSON, to use them with emuiibo, but I couldn't find any. Any help is much appreciated, thanks!!
P.S. Emutool does not officially support them via AmiiboAPI (so they are not visible in the GUI), only one official Zelda TOTK Amiibo, which was released already.
P.P.S. The only tool I was able to find is this one - https://github.com/socram8888/amiitool , but it doesn't convert to JSON.

 

[linuxares]

You could use this to save you some headache :3

https://github.com/Slluxx/AmiiboGenerator

EDIT: also those two amiibo files you've found might be fakes

 

[switcherjoe]

You could use this to save you some headache :3

https://github.com/Slluxx/AmiiboGenerator

EDIT: also those two amiibo files you've found might be fakes

Thanks! But amiibos.json does not contain the 2 unreleased amiibos, and I couldn't find any hints how to use BIN files with AmiiboGenerator. It seems to parse only this one JSON file (https://www.amiiboapi.com/api/amiibo/) via Amiibo API.
I could enrich the JSON file with my own stuff, but I need to know where "head" and "tail" values are coming from, which are present for every Amiibo there, such as this one:

{
"amiiboSeries": "Legend Of Zelda",
"character": "Link",
"gameSeries": "The Legend of Zelda",
"head": "01000000",
"image": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/N3evin/AmiiboAPI/master/images/icon_01000000-04180902.png",
"name": "Link - Tears of the Kingdom",
"release": {
"au": "2023-05-12",
"eu": "2023-05-12",
"jp": "2023-05-12",
"na": "2023-05-12"
},
"tail": "04180902",
"type": "Figure"
}

 

[linuxares]

And the Emutool for PC doesn't work? I haven't used it in ages so I don't remember how it works

 

[a_username_that_isnt_cool]

Could you link it so some other people who are much smarter than me could pick it apart? (the bins)