Translate structured XML markup nodes into clean hierarchical JSON objects.
XML to JSON Converter Guide
Translate structured XML markup nodes into clean hierarchical JSON objects. Ideal for parsing legacy configs and API data exchanges.
How to Convert XML to JSON:
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Paste your XML markup text into the input editor.
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Select your indentation spacing preferences.
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Click "Convert to JSON". The converter parses node tags and attributes.
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Copy the generated JSON output or download it as a configuration file.
XML Parser Highlights:
Deep Nested Node Parsing
Translates nested XML hierarchies into nested JSON objects.
Element Attribute Support
Preserves XML attributes as JSON key-value pairs.
Syntax Check & Validation
Flags parsing errors and open XML tags in real-time.
Local Device Security
XML parsing runs locally on your browser using standard DOM APIs.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details / Limits |
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| Input Format | XML Markup (valid trees) |
| Output Format | JSON Format (RFC 8259) |
| Browser Parser | DOMParser API integration client-side |
Frequently Asked Questions
How is XML converted to JSON?
The converter parses the XML string into an XML DOM tree, iterates recursively over elements and children, and maps nodes to key-value objects in JSON.
How are XML node attributes represented in JSON?
XML attributes are usually converted into JSON keys prefixed with a special symbol (like `@` or `_`) to distinguish them from standard child nodes.
Are namespaces supported during conversion?
Yes. The parser preserves namespace prefixes as part of the JSON keys, ensuring structural details are not lost.