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JSON to XML

Convert JSON to XML online, free and in your browser. Paste your JSON and copy clean, indented XML with your own root element.

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Paste JSON to convert it to XML.
Guide

How to convert JSON to XML

1

Paste or upload your JSON

Drop your JSON into the left box, upload a .json file, or drag one in. The converter validates it and reports the line if anything is malformed.

2

Set the root and indentation

Name the root element and choose 2 spaces, 4 spaces, or minified. The XML updates on the right as you type, with arrays repeated and values escaped.

3

Copy or download

Copy the XML or download it as a .xml file, ready for a SOAP request, an RSS feed, an Android layout, or any system that reads XML.

JSON to XML converter turning a JSON object of name, age, and skills into well-formed XML elements

How JSON to XML conversion works

Benefits

Features

Keeps your structure

Nested objects become nested elements and arrays repeat the element per item, so the XML mirrors your JSON.

Always well-formed

Special characters are escaped and invalid element names are cleaned up, so the output parses cleanly every time.

Set the root element

Name the wrapping root element yourself so the XML fits the schema you are targeting.

Paste, upload, or drag

Load JSON by paste, by choosing a .json file, or by dropping one onto the editor.

Private by default

Every conversion runs in your browser, so your JSON is never uploaded to a server.

Format your way, free

Output with 2 spaces, 4 spaces, or minified. No sign up, no limits, no watermark.

FAQ

JSON to XML FAQ

How do I convert JSON to XML?

Paste your JSON into the box on the left. The JSON to XML converter validates it, then writes well-formed XML on the right, with each key as an element and each value as text. It runs in your browser, so you can copy the XML in a second.

How are JSON arrays converted to XML?

XML has no array type, so each array item is written as a repeated element with the same name. An array called tags with three values becomes three tags elements in a row. An array of objects repeats the wrapping element once per object.

Can I set the XML root element name?

Yes. XML needs a single root element, so the tool wraps your data in one. You can name it in the Root box, and the default is root. Setting it lets the output match the schema or system you are sending the XML to.

Does it escape special characters?

Yes. Characters that are not allowed in XML text, such as the ampersand and angle brackets, are escaped automatically so the result stays well-formed. Keys that are not valid XML element names, like ones with spaces or a leading digit, are cleaned up too.

Is my JSON data safe in this tool?

Yes. The conversion runs entirely in your browser, so nothing you paste or upload is sent to a server. You can convert private config or API data without it leaving your device.

Can I convert a whole JSON file to XML?

Yes. Upload a .json file or drag it onto the editor and the tool converts it to XML. You can then download the result as a .xml file, ready for a SOAP service, an RSS or sitemap feed, or any app that reads XML.

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