Data Converters

JSON to XML Converter

Paste any JSON object or array and convert it to well-formed XML instantly. Choose the root element name and attribute style, then copy or download the XML, entirely in your browser.

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JSON XML
Paste JSON below, or drop a file

Converted entirely in your browser; your data never leaves your device

Input Text Output Text Browser-only No upload by default

Features

  • Converts JSON objects and arrays to valid XML
  • Configurable root element name
  • Handles nested objects and arrays
  • Handles special characters with proper XML escaping
  • Download as .xml file
  • Browser-only. No upload

How to use it

  1. Paste your JSON into the input panel.
  2. Set the root element name (default: root).
  3. Click Convert to generate XML.
  4. Copy or download the XML output.

Use cases

  • Preparing data for XML-based APIs or legacy systems
  • Converting JSON configuration to XML format
  • Generating test fixtures in XML
  • Converting API responses for XML consumers

Limitations

  • A single top-level JSON key becomes the root element; otherwise the root element is named root.
  • Very large files depend on browser memory and device performance.
  • Malformed or highly specialized data may need manual cleanup before or after conversion.
Questions & answers

Frequently asked

Can it handle JSON arrays?

Yes. Array items become repeated XML child elements. The array key becomes the element name for each item.

Does it handle nested JSON?

Yes. Nested objects become nested XML elements. Arrays of objects become repeated sibling elements.

Does JSON to XML upload my data?

Your file or text is processed in your browser and is not uploaded.

What does JSON to XML output?

It outputs XML with safe element names. A single top-level JSON key becomes the root element; otherwise the root element is named root.

Should I review the result before using it?

Yes. Data formats vary, so always review generated output before using it in production, database, or publishing workflows.