XML to JSON

Convert XML documents and fragments to JSON for APIs, SOAP, RSS, sitemaps, configs, and dev tasks.

For this tool, processing runs locally in your browser and data is not sent to the server.

XML to JSON is a free online converter that transforms XML documents and fragments into JSON for APIs, scripts, tests, mock data, integrations, and debugging. It handles SOAP responses, RSS/Atom feeds, sitemaps, XML configs, and legacy APIs. The tool runs in your browser and does not send data to the server.

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How to use

Paste XML, a SOAP response, RSS feed, sitemap, XML config, or API payload into the XML field.
Choose the JSON output format: formatted or minified.
Configure attribute handling, repeated tags, CDATA, and namespace options.
Copy the JSON and review any warnings if the XML contains complex constructs.

More about this tool

XML to JSON converts XML documents and fragments into JSON for APIs, scripts, tests, mock data, integrations, and debugging. The tool is useful when working with SOAP responses, RSS/Atom feeds, sitemaps, XML configs, and legacy APIs.

You can choose formatted or minified JSON output, configure how attributes are handled (in _attributes, with @ prefix, or ignored), how repeated tags become arrays, how CDATA is preserved as text, and how namespace prefixes are carried through. Complex XML constructs, mixed content, and namespace-aware scenarios can produce ambiguous results, so the output should be reviewed before use.

All processing is done locally in the browser. Your data is not sent to the server.

Runs in the browser
Data is not sent to the server
Converts XML to JSON
Validates XML before conversion
Supports attributes and repeated tags
Can preserve CDATA as text
Useful for SOAP, RSS, sitemaps, APIs, and configs
No registration required

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert XML to JSON?

Paste XML into the input field, choose conversion settings, and click Convert. The tool parses the XML and outputs JSON.

How are XML attributes handled?

Attributes can be stored in an _attributes object, added with an @ prefix, or ignored. The choice depends on which JSON format works best for your use case.

What happens to repeated tags?

Repeated tags are usually converted to arrays to avoid losing values. For example, multiple item elements inside items become an array of item objects.

Is CDATA preserved?

Yes. CDATA is preserved as a text value. The tool does not parse XML inside CDATA.

What happens to XML comments?

By default, comments are not included in the JSON output because JSON has no standard format for comments.

Are namespaces supported?

Tag names with namespace prefixes, such as soap:Envelope, can be preserved as-is. Full namespace-aware processing is not performed.

Is the tool suitable for SOAP and RSS?

Yes, the tool can be used for quick conversion of SOAP, RSS, sitemaps, and XML APIs into JSON. For strict schema and contract validation, use dedicated validators.

How is this different from the XML Formatter?

The XML Formatter returns XML with nice indentation. XML to JSON changes the data format and outputs JSON.

Is my data sent to the server?

No. XML is processed locally in the browser and is not sent to the server.

Do I need to register?

No. The tool works immediately without registration.

More about this tool

All processing is done locally in the browser. Your data is not sent to the server.

Runs in the browser
Data is not sent to the server
Converts XML to JSON
Validates XML before conversion
Supports attributes and repeated tags
Can preserve CDATA as text
Useful for SOAP, RSS, sitemaps, APIs, and configs
No registration required

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert XML to JSON?

Paste XML into the input field, choose conversion settings, and click Convert. The tool parses the XML and outputs JSON.

How are XML attributes handled?

Attributes can be stored in an _attributes object, added with an @ prefix, or ignored. The choice depends on which JSON format works best for your use case.

What happens to repeated tags?

Repeated tags are usually converted to arrays to avoid losing values. For example, multiple item elements inside items become an array of item objects.

Is CDATA preserved?

Yes. CDATA is preserved as a text value. The tool does not parse XML inside CDATA.

What happens to XML comments?

By default, comments are not included in the JSON output because JSON has no standard format for comments.

Are namespaces supported?

Tag names with namespace prefixes, such as soap:Envelope, can be preserved as-is. Full namespace-aware processing is not performed.

Is the tool suitable for SOAP and RSS?

Yes, the tool can be used for quick conversion of SOAP, RSS, sitemaps, and XML APIs into JSON. For strict schema and contract validation, use dedicated validators.

How is this different from the XML Formatter?

The XML Formatter returns XML with nice indentation. XML to JSON changes the data format and outputs JSON.

Is my data sent to the server?

No. XML is processed locally in the browser and is not sent to the server.

Do I need to register?

No. The tool works immediately without registration.