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XML to JSON Converter

Convert XML documents, SOAP envelopes, and RSS/Atom feeds into structured JSON objects and arrays with configurable attribute syntax and namespace stripping.

✓Runs in your browser
✓Local-first browser native processing
✓No installation or server uploads required

Selecting a file allows the browser to read it locally. Files are processed locally in your browser when using supported tools. No upload required for supported workflows.

Drag & drop files to begin

Select or drag multiple files from your device. Entirely processed locally in your browser memory.

Client-Side XML to JSON Converter & Schema Parser

The XML to JSON Converter offers a fast, local-first utility for converting raw XML documents, RSS feeds, SOAP payloads, and XML configurations into clean JSON data structures. Designed with customizable attribute parsing, element array coercion, and configurable indentation, the tool streamlines API integrations and data migrations without exposing sensitive data to cloud services.

XML remain widely used in enterprise software, web services, and legacy configurations, while JSON is the standard format for modern web APIs and JavaScript applications. Transforming XML to JSON manually or via remote converters can expose confidential payload attributes and waste developer time.

Our converter parses XML DOM nodes in memory, converting tags into JSON keys, nested elements into nested objects or arrays, and XML attributes into configurable JSON property prefixes (@ or _), returning instantly formatted JSON.

Core Tool Capabilities

  • Bidirectional Structure Parsing: Converts complex nested XML trees, CDATA blocks, and tag attributes into structured JSON objects.
  • Custom Attribute Prefixing: Configure how XML attributes are represented in JSON (e.g. @attribute, _attribute, or merged fields).
  • Array Coercion Rules: Automatically convert repeated XML sibling tags into clean JSON arrays.
  • Pruned Whitespace & Comments: Optionally strip empty text nodes, line breaks, and XML comments for minimal JSON payload sizes.
  • Real-Time Validation & Formatting: Highlights syntax errors in XML and formats output JSON with 2-space or 4-space indentation.
  • 100% Local Browser Security: Processes all XML files and strings locally inside browser memory with zero cloud transmission.

Local Browser Privacy

Your files are processed locally on your device. Files are not uploaded, transmitted, or stored on remote servers.

Once the page has loaded, you can disconnect your network connection and continue using this tool offline.

Target Use Cases

  • • Legacy System Integration
  • • Config & Data Migration
  • • RSS & Syndication Feed Parsing

Technical Specifications & Platform Limits

Supported Input Formats
XML 1.0/1.1 Documents, RSS/Atom Feeds, SOAP Payloads, SVG/XML Snippets

Parses standard XML strings and file uploads.

Output Representation
Valid JSON (JavaScript Object Notation)

Standard JSON spec compatible with modern APIs and web applications.

Execution Sandbox
Client-side In-Memory

Runs entirely in client memory via DOMParser.

Step-by-Step Workflow

1

Paste XML or Upload File

Paste your XML text into the input editor or load an .xml file.

2

Adjust Parsing Settings

Choose attribute prefixes (@, _, or none) and enable or disable array coercion.

3

Review JSON Output

Inspect the generated JSON structure with syntax highlighting and collapsible nodes.

4

Copy or Download JSON

Copy the JSON object to your clipboard or download it as a .json file.

Practical Real-World Use Cases

Legacy System Integration

Transform legacy XML API responses into modern JSON structures for web and mobile applications.

Config & Data Migration

Convert XML configuration files into JSON for Node.js, React, or Python applications.

RSS & Syndication Feed Parsing

Extract feed items and channel metadata from XML RSS feeds into JSON arrays.

Frequently Asked Questions

How are XML attributes converted to JSON?
XML attributes are stored as key-value pairs inside the object corresponding to the tag. By default, attribute keys are prefixed with '@' (e.g. '@id': '123') to distinguish them from child element tags.
Is my XML uploaded to any server?
No. The conversion is performed using your browser's native DOMParser engine entirely on your client device.

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