Convert XML into workable JSON
XML is still common in feeds, exports, configuration files, and older APIs, but many modern tools expect JSON. This converter helps you move from one format to the other without manually rewriting nested structures.
How the conversion is mapped
The tool preserves the XML hierarchy and turns it into JSON you can inspect or reuse quickly:
- Attributes are grouped under
@attributes - Text nodes are stored under
#text - Repeated sibling elements become arrays automatically
- Nested elements stay nested so the structure is easier to follow
When this is useful
Use XML to JSON conversion when you need to:
- inspect XML payloads in a more familiar format
- prepare legacy data for JavaScript apps
- compare responses from older services
- migrate configuration or content feeds into JSON-based systems
Check the output before using it downstream
XML and JSON do not model data in exactly the same way. After converting, it is worth checking how attributes, mixed content, empty tags, and repeated elements were represented before you plug the result into another tool or application.
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