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XML to JSON — Paste Markup, Get Nested JSON Instantly

Paste XML—get pretty or minified JSON, root-tag and line stats, optional Live updates, and one-tap copy. Runs only in your browser—no upload, no signup, no watermark.

Convert XML to JSON online

Turn RSS, configs, and SOAP-style payloads into JSON objects your stack already understands.

1 Paste XML · 2 Options · 3 Convert · 4 Copy JSON

XML input

JSON output

Try . Reverse? JSON to XML. Tidy output? JSON formatter.

Runs in this tab only—no server upload, no signup, no watermark.

Paste XML—we show the root element, line count, and output size. Toggle Minify for one-line JSON.

What you will see: Pretty JSON (or minified), stats above, and Copy JSON. Next: click Convert or keep Live on.

JSON appears here

Paste XML, or tap sample XML.

Next: Copy JSON into APIs or tests. Very large files may feel slow—turn off Live or trim to a sample. · All tools

  • Works in your browser—runs on your device, not our servers
  • No upload required—your input stays in this tab
  • Free and instant
  • No account needed
  • Private by default—the same ProToolbox promise on every page

What this is for

XML to JSON — Paste Markup, Get Nested JSON Instantly helps you format, validate, and encode before paste: works in your browser, no account needed. JSON, YAML, Base64, URLs, escapes—check here first, then ship to PRs, Slack, or configs.

  • Re-validate after every payload edit
  • Copy from the panel—nothing leaves your device until you do
  • Local run for tokens and internal data
  • Green here, then paste into production paths

Security: Fast correctness pass only—secrets still go through your team’s review.

Why convert XML to JSON

Modern services speak JSON; many feeds and enterprise exports still ship XML. Converting in-browser lets you inspect structure before it hits your API.

How it works

  1. Paste XML (declaration optional).
  2. Optional: enable Minify JSON for one line.
  3. Click Convert to JSON or keep Live on.
  4. Copy JSON or open the validator / formatter.

FAQ

  • Attributes? This path focuses on element trees; attribute-heavy XML may need a dedicated parser in production.
  • Namespaces? Tags keep their prefixes in object keys as parsed by the browser.
  • Huge files? Prefer samples in-browser; turn off Live for very large pastes.

Bookmark this page whenever you touch legacy XML—JSON output is one paste away.

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