Paste your JSON on the left and get clean XML output on the right instantly. Everything runs in your browser.
JSON and XML are both data formats used to store and transfer structured data. JSON is the standard for modern web APIs and is compact and easy to read. XML is used in older enterprise systems, SOAP APIs, configuration files, and document formats like Office Open XML.
Converting JSON to XML is common when you need to integrate a modern API with a legacy system that only accepts XML, when generating XML configuration files from JSON data, or when working with tools that require XML input like XSLT processors.
JSON arrays are converted to repeated XML elements with the same tag name. For example a JSON array called "items" with three values becomes three separate XML elements all named "item".
Yes. Everything runs in your browser. Your JSON data is never sent to any server.