Free, browser-based utilities for everyday developer workflows

XML to JSON Converter

Convert XML documents, SOAP envelopes, and feed payloads into readable JSON locally in your browser.

  • Preserve attributes as @attributes and text content as #text.
  • Repeated sibling elements become JSON arrays automatically.
  • Optionally strip namespace prefixes for easier downstream JSON processing.

Use cases

Convert XML to JSON for API Debugging

Explore more in the Use cases library.

XML input

Useful for SOAP responses, XML feeds, integration logs, and vendor payloads that need to move into JSON tooling.

JSON output

Output: JSON Output stats: -

Conversion details

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Arrays-
Notes
  • Runs locally in your browser. No uploads.
  • Repeated sibling tags become arrays so list-like XML maps cleanly into JSON structures.
  • Namespace stripping changes key names only. It does not alter the original XML input.

How to use XML to JSON Converter

Paste XML into the input, choose whether to keep attributes and namespace prefixes, and run the conversion. The tool parses the document in your browser, groups repeated child elements into arrays, and renders readable JSON that is ready for downstream tools.

Common use cases

Developers use this when an API or integration still returns XML but the rest of their debugging flow expects JSON. It is also useful for SOAP responses, XML feeds, and configuration exports that need to be inspected in JSON-native tooling.

Why run this in your browser?

All processing happens locally in your browser. Your XML never leaves your machine, which matters for internal payloads, enterprise SOAP traces, and production-like support data.