About this tool
Parse XML into structured JSON when inspecting feeds, payloads, configs, or imported content.
XML to JSON Converter is useful when XML payloads need to become easier to inspect, debug, or pass into JSON-first workflows. It helps with feeds, integrations, config files, and imported content where the structure matters more than the original XML syntax.
- Offers compact property-oriented JSON and ordered node arrays that preserve order between differently named siblings.
- Represents namespaces, attributes, text, CDATA, comments, and repeated elements with explicit documented keys.
- Rejects malformed XML and DOCTYPE declarations, bounds document and JSON structure, and reparses every JSON result before export.
How to use XML to JSON
Paste the XML, run the conversion, and inspect the resulting JSON before copying it into the next tool or debugging flow. If attributes or repeated nodes matter to the task, review the transformed structure closely so you understand how the XML mapped into JSON.
When this tool is useful
- Offers compact property-oriented JSON and ordered node arrays that preserve order between differently named siblings.
- Represents namespaces, attributes, text, CDATA, comments, and repeated elements with explicit documented keys.
- Rejects malformed XML and DOCTYPE declarations, bounds document and JSON structure, and reparses every JSON result before export.
Examples you can test
Load an example, compare the result with the expected output, then replace it with your own input.
Convert a simple XML feed item
Example input
<item><title>Launch</title><status>published</status></item>
Expected output
{"item":{"title":"Launch","status":"published"}}Useful when XML data needs to be inspected in a JSON-friendly workflow.
Convert nested XML
Example input
<user><name>Ada</name><roles><role>admin</role></roles></user>
Expected output
JSON object with nested user and roles data
Review arrays and repeated elements because XML and JSON model structure differently.
Validation checklist
- Validate or inspect the XML before converting.
- Review repeated XML elements to confirm they become the expected array shape.
- Check attributes separately because they may be represented differently in JSON.