XML to JSON Data Converter

Convert XML documents, RSS feeds, and SOAP payloads into formatted JSON objects while preserving XML attributes (@attributes) and text nodes (#text).

Category: File & Data

How to Use XML to JSON Data Converter

  1. Paste your XML document, RSS/Atom feed, or SOAP XML envelope into the input area.
  2. Click Process to validate XML tag structure and transform the hierarchy into JSON.
  3. Inspect the resulting JSON with @attributes, #text, and array-grouped sibling nodes.
  4. Copy the formatted JSON output or download it to your device.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the XML to JSON Converter preserve XML element attributes?

When an XML element includes attributes (for example, '<project id="101" status="active">'), the converter groups all attributes under a dedicated '@attributes' object property so attribute metadata never collides with child element tag names.

What happens when an XML tag has both attributes and inner text content?

For leaf elements that contain both attributes and text (such as '<price currency="USD">49.99</price>'), the converter preserves the attributes inside '@attributes' and stores the inner text value under the '#text' key so neither value is lost.

How are repeated sibling XML elements with the same tag name converted to JSON?

When multiple sibling child elements share the same tag name (such as multiple '<item>' nodes inside a '<channel>' RSS feed), the converter automatically aggregates them into a JSON array under that key name.

Does the converter validate malformed XML or mismatched closing tags?

Yes. The parser verifies strict XML well-formedness—checking for a single root element, properly nested opening and closing tags, and valid entity encoding—and reports descriptive syntax errors if the XML is broken.

Can I convert RSS feeds, Atom feeds, and SOAP XML envelopes safely in my browser?

Yes. Processing occurs 100% client-side in your browser without sending XML payloads over the network, making it safe for enterprise SOAP responses, sitemap XML files, and internal configuration manifests.