Tool overview
What is an XML ↔ JSON Converter?
An XML ↔ JSON converter translates XML documents to JSON structures and back, preserving elements and attributes for APIs and configs.
Why use this XML ↔ JSON tool?
Bridge SOAP/legacy XML and modern JSON services locally when migrating payloads or debugging interoperability.
Key Features
Bidirectional convert, attribute handling, instant validation feedback, and private client-side transforms.
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
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