📄 XML to JSON Converter

Bring Legacy XML Into Modern JSON Workflows

A lot of older systems — SOAP APIs, RSS/Atom feeds, enterprise data exports, legacy config files — still speak XML, but most modern JavaScript apps, REST APIs, and NoSQL databases expect JSON. Instead of hand-writing a parser or maintaining an XML-handling code path just for one data source, this tool converts your XML file straight into JSON in one step.

It's especially useful for developers integrating with an older vendor API, migrating a legacy system's data exports to a modern stack, or just wanting to inspect XML data in the more compact, readable structure JSON offers. Attribute and element structure from the XML is mapped into corresponding JSON keys and values, giving you a working JSON representation you can drop straight into your code.

Upload your .xml file, click convert, and download the resulting .json file immediately — no account, no software install, and your file isn't stored on our servers after the conversion completes. If you need to go the other direction — producing XML from JSON for a system that still requires it — our JSON to XML converter handles that.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why would I need XML converted to JSON?
A: Most modern apps, frontend frameworks, and REST APIs work natively with JSON — converting incoming XML (from an older API or feed) saves you from writing custom XML-parsing logic.

Q: Are XML attributes preserved in the JSON output?
A: Yes, element structure and attributes are mapped into the corresponding JSON keys and values.

Q: Is there a size limit on the XML file?
A: The tool handles typical config files, feeds, and API responses without issue for standard use.

Q: Is my XML file kept after conversion?
A: No, it's processed during the request only and discarded once your JSON downloads.