Drag & drop a .json file here
or paste JSON / click Upload File above
Your XML output will appear here
1Paste JSON or drag a file
2Converted to valid XML instantly
3Copy or download the result
Ensure your JSON is valid before conversion. Invalid JSON will produce error messages in the output panel. Use our JSON Repair tool to fix common issues.
When converting arrays, each item is wrapped in a tag (default: <item>). For better readability, use the Array Item config to match your data's semantics, like <user> or <product>.
The root element defaults to <root>. For API responses, consider naming it after your resource, such as <response>, <data>, or <document>.
Once your XML is ready, you can copy or download it for use in web services, configuration files, or data exchange. Need to edit the source JSON first? Open in JSON Editor.
Watch XML output update instantly as you type or edit JSON. No button clicking needed — the conversion happens on every keystroke.
Configure both the root element name and array item tag name. Adapt the XML output to your specific schema or project requirements.
Numbers, booleans, nulls, and strings are correctly typed in the XML output. Boolean values are serialized as their literal text representation.
Paste your JSON content or upload a .json file. The converter instantly parses the JSON structure and displays the equivalent XML output. All processing happens in your browser — no signup required, no data leaves your device.
JSON and XML are both data formats used for data exchange. JSON uses key-value pairs and arrays, making it more compact and JavaScript-friendly. XML uses nested tags, supports attributes and namespaces, and has richer schema validation. Our converter bridges the two — work in JSON, export to XML.
Yes. Nested JSON objects are converted into nested XML elements. Each level of nesting becomes a child element inside its parent tag. The converter handles deeply nested structures without any data loss.
JSON arrays are wrapped in a parent element named after the array key, with each item represented as an individual child element. The default array item tag is <item>, which you can customize in the configuration options below the converter.
Yes. The default root element is <root>, but you can change it to any name in the Root Element configuration field. This is useful when you need a specific XML root like <response>, <data>, or a domain-specific name.
Yes. You can edit the JSON directly in the input textarea and the XML output updates in real time. For more advanced editing with tree view and node manipulation, click Open in JSON Editor to work in our full-featured JSON Editor.
Click the Download XML button in the output toolbar. The XML content is saved as a .xml file that you can open in any XML editor, browser, or application. A Pro subscription is required for large files.
Yes. All processing happens 100% in your browser. Your JSON data is never uploaded to or stored on any server. No backend, no tracking, no data leaves your device.