Best for
- Modernizing legacy XML payloads for JavaScript applications.
- Quickly inspecting XML structures in JSON-friendly tools.
- Generating starter JSON before writing custom mapping logic.
Paste XML and convert it to JSON. Conversion runs in your browser using the DOM parser. Best for well-formed XML; namespaces and mixed content have limitations.
Input
<product><id>1001</id><name>Starter Plan</name><price currency="INR">999</price></product>Output
{
"product": {
"id": "1001",
"name": "Starter Plan",
"price": {
"@currency": "INR",
"#text": "999"
}
}
}Attribute and text handling may vary based on parser mapping strategy.
Validate XML first: ensure every opening tag has a closing tag and attribute values are quoted.
Use the converter output as a starting point, then normalize keys/arrays in your app-specific transform layer.
No. Conversion runs entirely in your browser. Your data never leaves your device.
Well-formed XML with elements, attributes, and text. Complex namespaces or mixed content may not map perfectly to JSON.