XML to JSON Converter | Convert XML and JSON Structures

Convert XML documents into JSON or turn JSON objects back into XML for API testing, data cleanup, and migration checks.

XML or JSON Input
Converted Output
Invalid XML or JSON. Check tags, brackets, quotes, and nesting before converting again.

Convert XML Documents into JSON

Transform XML tags, attributes, nested nodes, and text values into JSON objects, or convert JSON objects back into XML-style markup for API and data migration work.

Check Attributes and Nested Nodes

XML attributes, repeated elements, namespaces, and empty nodes can map differently depending on the target system. Review the output before using it in an integration.

When XML to JSON Helps

Use it while comparing legacy XML feeds, SOAP-style responses, CMS exports, webhook payloads, or configuration files that need a more readable JSON representation.

About This Tool

XML to JSON Converter transforms XML documents into JSON format for use in modern APIs and web applications, and converts JSON back to XML for systems that require XML input. Both conversions preserve the data structure and attribute values.

When to Use It

Use this when integrating with a legacy SOAP API that returns XML and your application works with JSON, when converting a configuration file between formats, or when analysing XML data in a JSON-based tool.

How to Use

  1. Paste your XML or JSON into the input area.
  2. Click Convert to produce the output in the other format.
  3. Review the converted structure.
  4. Copy the result for use in your application.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it preserve XML attributes?

Yes. XML attributes are typically converted to JSON properties with an @ prefix to distinguish them from element content.

What happens to XML namespaces?

Namespace prefixes are preserved in the property names. Complex namespace-heavy XML may require manual adjustment after conversion.

Can it handle large XML files?

The browser-based converter handles files up to a few megabytes reliably. Very large files may cause the browser to slow down and are better processed server-side.