Tool overview
What is XML ↔ JSON?
A XML ↔ JSON is a tool that helps you convert XML documents to JSON and back with schema hints.
Why use XML ↔ JSON?
It improves readability and workflow speed when you need to convert XML documents to JSON and back with schema hints—entirely in your browser with no server uploads.
Key Features
Instant syntax highlighting and error catching, client-side privacy, and one-click copy for xML ↔ JSON workflows. Convert XML documents to JSON and back with schema hints
How to Use
Follow these steps to get accurate results from the tool interface above.
- Choose XML → JSON or JSON → XML from the mode tabs.
- Paste source content or pipe output from another tool into the input panel.
- Review structured output in the right pane—invalid XML or JSON surfaces inline errors.
- Copy, download, or pipe the result into YAML, CSV, or diff tools.
XML ↔ JSON Syntax Reference
Common mapping rules when converting between XML elements and JSON object keys.
| Feature / Context | Valid Syntax Example | Common Pitfall / Invalid Example |
|---|---|---|
| XML attributes | <user id="1">Ada</user> | <user id=1>Ada</user>Unquoted attribute values break XML parsing before JSON conversion. |
| JSON root for XML | { "user": { "@id": "1", "#text": "Ada" } } | { "id": 1, "name": "Ada" }JSON → XML requires a single root key wrapping the document tree. |
| Repeated elements | <items><item>A</item><item>B</item></items> | <items><item>A</item></items>Repeated sibling tags typically become JSON arrays during conversion. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Expandable answers for common debugging bottlenecks and data privacy questions.
Official Documentation & References
Authoritative specifications and platform documentation for this utility.