XML → JSON
Parse XML and convert it to JSON — paste text or drop a .xml file.
XML is still everywhere
Despite JSON's dominance, XML remains the backbone of enterprise systems, SOAP web services, RSS/Atom feeds, Office Open XML documents, and Android manifests. If you work with any of these — or integrate with a legacy ERP, a bank API, or an XML-based CMS — you'll need to convert XML to JSON to work with it in modern JavaScript or Python code.
How XML maps to JSON
XML elements become JSON object keys. Attributes are typically prefixed (e.g., @attr) to distinguish them from child elements. Repeated sibling elements become arrays. Text-only nodes become string values. The converter handles these conventions automatically, so you get a predictable structure you can traverse with standard JSON tooling.
Typical workflows
Backend developers convert SOAP responses to JSON before passing them to a React front-end. DevOps engineers parse Maven POM files or Ant build scripts to extract dependency information. Content teams convert RSS feeds to JSON to feed a Next.js blog or newsletter. Because parsing runs locally, XML documents containing internal data never leave your machine.