What does an XML to JSON converter do?
It parses structured XML and represents its elements, attributes, and values as JSON so the data is easier to use in JSON-based tools and APIs.
XML to JSON Converter
Convert XML into JSON instantly. Parse XML documents, APIs, and configuration files into clean, readable JSON. Free, fast, secure, and processed entirely in your browser.
How it worksXML Input
Clean XML State
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JSON Output
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How to convert XML to JSON
- Paste XML into the input editor or upload an .xml file up to 5 MB.
- Check the validation status and correct any XML syntax errors.
- Review the generated JSON in the output editor.
- Copy the result or download it as a JSON file when finished.
Common XML to JSON uses
Transform legacy API responses, configuration files, feeds, and exported XML data into JSON for JavaScript applications, integrations, and easier inspection.
XML conversion tips
- Every opening tag must have a matching closing tag.
- Escape special characters such as ampersands in text content.
- Review attribute and repeated-element mappings before using output in production.
XML to JSON Converter FAQ
Can I upload an XML file?
Yes. Upload an .xml file up to 5 MB or paste XML directly into the editor.
Why is my XML not converting?
The XML must be well-formed. Check for unmatched tags, invalid nesting, missing quotes around attribute values, or unescaped special characters.
Will XML attributes be included in the JSON?
Yes. XML attributes and text values are preserved in the JSON output according to the converter's XML parsing rules.
Is my XML uploaded or stored?
No. Conversion happens locally in your browser. DevKit does not upload or store the XML you paste or upload.
How are repeated XML elements converted?
Repeated sibling elements are represented as JSON arrays so each occurrence can be retained in the converted data.
Are XML comments included in JSON output?
Comments are not part of the data model and are generally not retained when XML is converted to JSON.
Can JSON represent every XML document exactly?
Not always. XML namespaces, attributes, mixed content, and ordering can require a convention; review output before using it in a strict integration.
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