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XML To JSON
Qodex’s XML to JSON Converter transforms structured XML data into clean, readable JSON—perfect for web development, APIs, or modern data storage systems. Whether you’re moving from SOAP-based systems or transforming legacy data for REST APIs, this tool helps you convert in seconds.
You can also use XML to CSV for tabular transformation, JSON to XML for reverse conversion, or XML to YAML when working with human-readable config files.
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What is XML to JSON Conversion?
XML (eXtensible Markup Language) is hierarchical and commonly used in enterprise systems, while JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is lightweight and ideal for modern applications.
This tool restructures your data from XML tags to key-value pairs in JSON format, preserving hierarchy and content without any manual effort.
It’s a simple and efficient way to seamlessly transform and share your XML data as JSON, streamlining workflows for developers, data analysts, and anyone dealing with modern data exchange.
Effortless Conversion and More
Not only does the converter handle the technical heavy lifting, but it also makes working with data a breeze. Instantly download, save, share, or even print your converted JSON with just a few clicks. Whether you’re streamlining workflows for a team or archiving information for future use, this tool is designed to fit right into your process.
Example 1: Simple Object
XML Input:
<person> <name>Alice</name> <age>30</age> </person>
JSON Output:
{ "person": { "name": "Alice", "age": 30 } }
Great for converting flat data into JSON-friendly structure.
Example 2: List of Items
XML Input:
<users> <user> <name>John</name> <age>25</age> </user> <user> <name>Jane</name> <age>28</age> </user> </users>
JSON Output:
{ "users": { "user": [ { "name": "John", "age": 25 }, { "name": "Jane", "age": 28 } ] } }
JSON automatically wraps repeated XML tags into arrays. Useful for database records or form submissions.
Example 3: Nested Structure
XML Input:
<employee> <name> <first>Emily</first> <last>Blunt</last> </name> <role>Manager</role> </employee>
JSON Output:
{ "employee": { "name": { "first": "Emily", "last": "Blunt" }, "role": "Manager" } }
Nested XML elements become nested JSON objects — useful for contact forms, resumes, or configuration.
Example 4: XML with Attributes
XML Input:
<book isbn="978-1234567890"> <title>Learn Go</title> <author>Max T.</author> </book>
JSON Output:
{ "book": { "@isbn": "978-1234567890", "title": "Learn Go", "author": "Max T." } }
XML attributes are converted to JSON keys prefixed with @ — this helps preserve the original structure.
Example 5: Mixed Content
XML Input:
<note> <to>Alice</to> <message>Hello, welcome to the team!</message> </note>
JSON Output:
{ "note": { "to": "Alice", "message": "Hello, welcome to the team!" } }
Useful for email systems, notifications, or chat exports.
How It Works
Upload an XML file or paste your content
Click Convert to JSON
Instantly view, copy, or download the generated JSON
No data is stored or sent to servers—everything happens in your browser.
Use Cases
Web Development: Move from XML-based responses to API-friendly JSON structures
API Integration: Convert XML payloads to JSON for REST-based microservices
Data Cleanup: Standardize and restructure XML content before import/export
Combine with JSON to XML or JSON to YAML to handle different system formats
Pair with XML to YAML for human-readable configuration formats
Pro Tips
If your XML has deeply nested elements, the JSON output will reflect the same hierarchy
Remove XML attributes before conversion if you only want element-based data
JSON is easier to work with in JavaScript-heavy apps—use this converter for frontend readiness
No login, no uploads—your data stays private and secure
Broad Compatibility Across Devices and Browsers
Our XML to JSON Converter runs smoothly on all major operating systems—including Windows, macOS, and Linux. You can access it seamlessly from any popular web browser like Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge, so you never have to worry about compatibility. Just upload, convert, and move on with your workflow—no installation or technical hoops required.
Frequently asked questions
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XML To JSON
XML To JSON
Qodex’s XML to JSON Converter transforms structured XML data into clean, readable JSON—perfect for web development, APIs, or modern data storage systems. Whether you’re moving from SOAP-based systems or transforming legacy data for REST APIs, this tool helps you convert in seconds.
You can also use XML to CSV for tabular transformation, JSON to XML for reverse conversion, or XML to YAML when working with human-readable config files.
Test your APIs today!
Write in plain English — Qodex turns it into secure, ready-to-run tests.
XML to JSON Convertor - Documentation
What is XML to JSON Conversion?
XML (eXtensible Markup Language) is hierarchical and commonly used in enterprise systems, while JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is lightweight and ideal for modern applications.
This tool restructures your data from XML tags to key-value pairs in JSON format, preserving hierarchy and content without any manual effort.
It’s a simple and efficient way to seamlessly transform and share your XML data as JSON, streamlining workflows for developers, data analysts, and anyone dealing with modern data exchange.
Effortless Conversion and More
Not only does the converter handle the technical heavy lifting, but it also makes working with data a breeze. Instantly download, save, share, or even print your converted JSON with just a few clicks. Whether you’re streamlining workflows for a team or archiving information for future use, this tool is designed to fit right into your process.
Example 1: Simple Object
XML Input:
<person> <name>Alice</name> <age>30</age> </person>
JSON Output:
{ "person": { "name": "Alice", "age": 30 } }
Great for converting flat data into JSON-friendly structure.
Example 2: List of Items
XML Input:
<users> <user> <name>John</name> <age>25</age> </user> <user> <name>Jane</name> <age>28</age> </user> </users>
JSON Output:
{ "users": { "user": [ { "name": "John", "age": 25 }, { "name": "Jane", "age": 28 } ] } }
JSON automatically wraps repeated XML tags into arrays. Useful for database records or form submissions.
Example 3: Nested Structure
XML Input:
<employee> <name> <first>Emily</first> <last>Blunt</last> </name> <role>Manager</role> </employee>
JSON Output:
{ "employee": { "name": { "first": "Emily", "last": "Blunt" }, "role": "Manager" } }
Nested XML elements become nested JSON objects — useful for contact forms, resumes, or configuration.
Example 4: XML with Attributes
XML Input:
<book isbn="978-1234567890"> <title>Learn Go</title> <author>Max T.</author> </book>
JSON Output:
{ "book": { "@isbn": "978-1234567890", "title": "Learn Go", "author": "Max T." } }
XML attributes are converted to JSON keys prefixed with @ — this helps preserve the original structure.
Example 5: Mixed Content
XML Input:
<note> <to>Alice</to> <message>Hello, welcome to the team!</message> </note>
JSON Output:
{ "note": { "to": "Alice", "message": "Hello, welcome to the team!" } }
Useful for email systems, notifications, or chat exports.
How It Works
Upload an XML file or paste your content
Click Convert to JSON
Instantly view, copy, or download the generated JSON
No data is stored or sent to servers—everything happens in your browser.
Use Cases
Web Development: Move from XML-based responses to API-friendly JSON structures
API Integration: Convert XML payloads to JSON for REST-based microservices
Data Cleanup: Standardize and restructure XML content before import/export
Combine with JSON to XML or JSON to YAML to handle different system formats
Pair with XML to YAML for human-readable configuration formats
Pro Tips
If your XML has deeply nested elements, the JSON output will reflect the same hierarchy
Remove XML attributes before conversion if you only want element-based data
JSON is easier to work with in JavaScript-heavy apps—use this converter for frontend readiness
No login, no uploads—your data stays private and secure
Broad Compatibility Across Devices and Browsers
Our XML to JSON Converter runs smoothly on all major operating systems—including Windows, macOS, and Linux. You can access it seamlessly from any popular web browser like Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge, so you never have to worry about compatibility. Just upload, convert, and move on with your workflow—no installation or technical hoops required.
Frequently asked questions
Discover, Test, and Secure your APIs — 10x Faster.

Product
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Copyright © 2025 Qodex
Discover, Test, and Secure your APIs — 10x Faster.

Product
All Rights Reserved.
Copyright © 2025 Qodex