XML to JSON

XML to JSON Converter

XML is still everywhere — SOAP APIs, RSS feeds, config files, and enterprise data exchange — but working with it in modern JavaScript is awkward. This XML to JSON converter parses any XML document and returns a clean, predictable JSON structure you can iterate over, log, or drop straight into your code. Paste a snippet or a full document and you get properly nested objects and arrays instead of a tangle of DOM nodes and attributes.

How it works

Everything runs locally in your browser. When you paste XML, the tool parses it with the browser's native engine and maps elements, attributes, and text content into JSON right on your machine. Nothing is sent to a server, so even large or sensitive payloads stay on your device. Because the work happens in JavaScript, conversion is instant and keeps working offline once the page has loaded.

Common use cases

• Turn a legacy XML API response into JSON for a modern front end.
• Convert an RSS or Atom feed into a shape that's easy to render.
• Inspect deeply nested XML config files as readable JSON.
• Prototype quickly without writing a throwaway parser.

Once you have JSON, pretty-print it with the JSON Formatter, catch structural mistakes with the JSON Validator, or reverse the process any time using JSON to XML.

Private by design

Your XML never leaves the browser. There's no upload, no sign-up, and no logging — the converter is completely free and works on every modern browser, including mobile. Whether you're handling internal data or a public feed, the input stays private to you.