How are arrays represented?

Each item in a JSON array becomes a repeated XML element with the same tag name.

Can I produce attributes?

Yes — prefix a key with @_ (for example "@_id") and it is emitted as an XML attribute rather than a child element.

Will my data be uploaded?

No. Parsing and conversion happen entirely in your browser — the file never leaves your device.

Convert JSON to XML

Convert JSON into indented, well-formed XML — built locally with fast-xml-parser, nothing uploaded.

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Why convert JSON to XML?

Plenty of enterprise systems, SOAP APIs, and legacy tools still require XML. Converting JSON lets you integrate modern data with them without rewriting.

How the conversion works

Each JSON key becomes an XML element and arrays repeat their element. Bare arrays or scalars are wrapped in a <root> element so the output is always valid XML.

Quality & compatibility notes

Output is indented for readability and prefixed with an XML declaration. Keys starting with @_ are emitted as attributes.

How to json to xml

Drop a .json file into the zone above, or paste JSON into the text tab.
Press Convert to build the XML locally in your browser.
Preview the XML, then download it.

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