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XML to JSON

Input

Convert XML into JSON.

Output

About XML to JSON

XML to JSON converts a XML document into JSON format directly in the browser. Paste your input, click convert, and copy or download the result — no library to install, no API call made. The converter validates the input before transforming it, so you get a clear error message if the source document is malformed rather than a silently wrong output. Use it for one-off migrations, cross-format integrations, and quickly generating JSON from a XML sample during development.

Common uses

  • Convert XML data into JSON for migrations, integrations, and cross-team handoffs.
  • Paste sample XML from an API response, config file, or test fixture and get clean JSON output instantly.
  • Avoid installing a library just for a one-off XML-to-JSON conversion during development.
  • Validate the input is well-formed before copying the converted result into your pipeline or codebase.

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FAQ

What input does XML to JSON accept?

The tool accepts a valid XML document pasted into the input area. It validates the input before converting, so you will see a clear error message if the source document has a syntax problem rather than receiving silently incorrect JSON output.

Are there any conversion limitations?

The converter handles standard XML structures. Some features in XML have no direct equivalent in JSON — for example, XML attributes and comments have no JSON representation, and JSON null values have no XML equivalent. The tool uses common conventions for these cases; review the output to confirm it matches your expectations.

Can I convert large documents?

Yes. The conversion runs in your browser tab with no file-size limit imposed by the tool. Very large documents may take a moment to process depending on your device's available memory and CPU. For automated conversion of large or many files, use a language-native library instead.

Is XML to JSON free to use?

Yes — XML to JSON is completely free and requires no sign-up or account. There are no usage limits for standard converter tasks.

Does XML to JSON send my data to a server?

No. XML to JSON runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Text you paste and files you upload never leave your machine, so it is safe to use with sensitive payloads, API tokens, and internal configuration data.