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How to use this tool, examples, and related tips.

How to Use the XML to JSON Tool

Paste your XML document into the input field.

The tool parses the element tree and maps it to an equivalent JSON structure — elements become keys, text content becomes values, and attributes are included as properties.

Copy the JSON output and use it directly in your application or pipeline.

What Is XML to JSON Conversion?

XML to JSON conversion transforms a hierarchical XML document into a JSON object that represents the same data. XML elements become JSON keys, text content becomes string values, nested elements become nested objects, and repeated sibling elements become arrays. Attributes are typically mapped to properties on the corresponding object. The conversion makes XML data from legacy systems, SOAP APIs, or RSS feeds consumable by modern JavaScript applications, REST APIs, and data pipelines without writing a custom parser.

When to Use This Tool

Consuming SOAP or legacy XML APIs — Convert XML responses to JSON so they can be handled by modern JavaScript or Python code.

Processing RSS and Atom feeds — Convert feed XML to JSON for easier iteration and rendering in web applications.

Data migration — Transform XML data exports into JSON for import into modern databases or APIs.

Prototyping — Quickly convert a sample XML response to JSON to understand its structure before writing parsing code.

Related Tools

  • JSON to XML
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FAQ

Answers about this tool and how your data is handled.

How are XML attributes handled in the JSON output?

Attributes are typically mapped to properties on the corresponding JSON object, often prefixed with @ or _ to distinguish them from child elements. Check the output to confirm the convention used.

How are repeated XML elements handled?

Repeated sibling elements with the same tag name are converted to a JSON array.

What happens to XML namespaces?

Namespace prefixes are preserved in key names (e.g., ns:element becomes a key like "ns:element"). Namespace declarations may be included as properties.

Does this tool send my data to a server?

No. Conversion runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Can I convert the result back to XML?

Yes — use the JSON to XML tool to reverse the transformation.

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