XML to JSON Converter

Convert XML to JSON securely in your browser. Preserves attributes, handles arrays, and can strip namespaces without sending data to a server.

Force Arrays (tags):

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Why Use Utiliome's Free XML to JSON Converter?

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Local & Private

Processes entirely in your browser using JavaScript. No server uploads.

Prevents Data Loss

Keeps numeric values safe from silent parsing coercion (like stripping leading zeros).

Force Arrays

Explicitly force single elements to arrays to prevent JSON structure breaks.

How to Use XML to JSON Converter in 3 Easy Steps

No software installation required. Everything runs directly inside your web browser.

1

Paste your XML

Paste your API payload or log file into the left pane. We use `xmllint`'s parsing logic to quickly catch malformed inputs.

2

Configure Options

Select whether to strip namespaces, ignore attributes, or parse numeric values.

3

Copy or Download

Instantly grab the formatted JSON output or download it as a `.json` file for local testing.

How to Use the XML to JSON Converter

This tool converts XML directly into JSON using the fast WebAssembly/JS engine within your browser. To get started, paste your XML on the left. The JSON will instantly generate on the right.

Reference: What each option does:

Option Description Example Input Example Output
Ignore Attributes Drops XML attributes. <a id="1">x</a> {"a": "x"}
Remove Namespaces Strips soapenv: prefixes. <ns:user>Alice</ns:user> {"user": "Alice"}
Parse Numbers Casts strings to numbers (Warning: removes leading zeros). <zip>02134</zip> {"zip": 2134}
Force Arrays Pass a comma-separated list of tags to force into arrays. user {"user": ["Alice"]}

How Attributes are Mapped

JSON does not natively support attributes like XML does. To ensure zero data loss, this tool preserves your attributes by converting them into standard JSON keys with a specific prefix.

Parser Library Prefix Used Output Example
This Tool (fast-xml-parser) @_ {"@_id": "1"}
Python xmltodict @ {"@id": "1"}
CLI yq +@ {"+@id": "1"}

For an in-depth programmatic guide on how to safely convert XML using Python or yq, check out our full XML to JSON Arrays & Namespaces Guide.

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