Convert JSON to XML or XML to JSON with proper attribute handling, pretty-printing, and validation. Perfect for SOAP APIs, legacy systems, and RSS feeds. All conversion happens in your browser.
XML is still widely used in SOAP web services, RSS/Atom feeds, Microsoft Office files (.docx, .xlsx), Android manifests, and legacy enterprise APIs. Converting JSON to XML lets you integrate modern apps with these systems.
Keys prefixed with "@" are treated as XML attributes. For example, {"@id":"1","name":"Alice"} becomes <root id="1"><name>Alice</name></root>. Keys named "#text" become text content.
Yes, the XML parser handles SOAP envelopes, namespaces, and complex nested structures. You can convert SOAP responses to JSON for easier processing in modern JavaScript applications.
No. All conversion happens in your browser using the native DOMParser API. Your data never leaves your device, making this safe for confidential API responses and corporate XML files.
Yes. Set a custom root element name in the options bar. If your JSON is already wrapped in a single top-level key, that key is used automatically as the root.