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Transform JSON objects and arrays into structured XML documents.
Format and indent XML documents with proper nesting and tag alignment.
Validate XML well-formedness and check for unclosed tags or syntax issues.
Format, indent, validate, and beautify JSON with custom spacing.
Split repetitive XML node elements into distinct items or records.
Convert JSON data to clean YAML syntax with configurable indentation.
Modern JavaScript applications and REST APIs speak JSON natively, but plenty of data still arrives as XML from SOAP services, RSS feeds, or legacy systems. This XML to JSON converter parses your XML document and produces a clean JSON representation, converting element text, attributes, and nested structures into an equivalent JSON object. It's useful for frontend developers who need to consume XML data in a JavaScript app, and integration engineers bridging old and new systems. Attribute handling follows common conventions so you don't lose metadata during the conversion. Since parsing happens entirely in your browser, your XML is never uploaded to a server, and there's no signup required. Paste your XML below to get JSON output instantly.
Attributes are typically converted into JSON properties, often prefixed (like @id) to distinguish them clearly from child element text content.
Repeated elements with the same tag name under a parent are converted into a JSON array, preserving their order.
Yes, namespaced elements and attributes are parsed and represented in the resulting JSON structure.
No, the conversion runs entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript - your document is never sent to a server.
Yes, use the companion JSON to XML converter to reverse the transformation at any time.
Yes, malformed XML is flagged before conversion so you know the JSON output accurately reflects a well-formed source document.
Yes, typical documents including deeply nested SOAP responses or RSS feeds convert instantly since processing is local.