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XML to JSON

Convert XML documents into clean, structured JSON.

JSON ToolsBrowser-only • PrivateFree

XML Input

JSON Output

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Privacy First: All processing happens locally in your browser. Your data never leaves your device and is never uploaded to any server.

About XML to JSON

The XML to JSON Converter parses an XML document and returns equivalent JSON, mapping elements, attributes, and text content into a nested object you can use in modern JavaScript and APIs. It's the fastest way to bring data out of an XML feed, SOAP response, or config file into something your code can work with. Parsing happens locally in your browser. To reverse the conversion, use the JSON to XML tool, then tidy the result with the JSON Formatter.

How to Use

1Open XML to JSON and paste or type your data into the input area.
2Adjust any available options to match the result you want.
3Your output is generated instantly — no button-clicking required for most tools.
4Use the Copy or Download button to save your result.

Common Use Cases

Debugging API responses while building web and mobile apps
Cleaning up minified or messy JSON from logs and network tabs
Preparing configuration files and fixtures for testing
Converting data between JSON and other formats for imports/exports

Frequently Asked Questions

How are XML attributes converted to JSON?

Attributes are preserved as keys on the element's object so no information is lost — element children, text, and attributes all map into the resulting JSON structure.

Does it work with namespaced XML?

Yes. Namespaced element and attribute names are carried through into the JSON keys so you can still identify and access them after conversion.

Is XML to JSON free to use?

Yes. XML to JSON is completely free with no sign-up, no subscription, and no usage limits. Every tool on CodeUtilityKit is free forever.

Is my data safe when I use XML to JSON?

Absolutely. XML to JSON runs entirely in your browser. Your input is processed locally with JavaScript and is never sent to, stored on, or logged by any server — so it is safe even for private or sensitive data.