JSON ↔ XML Converter
Convert between JSON and XML formats with customizable options and validation
XML Output Options
Input JSON
Output XML
JSON Format Tips
- • Use "@" prefix for XML attributes (e.g., "@id": "123")
- • Arrays become multiple XML elements with the same tag
- • Nested objects become nested XML elements
- • Special characters are automatically escaped
- • null/undefined values become empty elements
XML Format Tips
- • XML attributes convert to "@" prefixed properties
- • Multiple elements with same name become arrays
- • Text content becomes string values
- • Well-formed XML with proper opening/closing tags
- • CDATA sections are preserved as text
How to use:
- • Choose conversion direction: JSON to XML or XML to JSON
- • Paste your data or upload a file
- • Customize XML output options for JSON to XML conversion
- • Use the "Sample" button to load example data
- • Copy the converted result or download as a file
- • Use "Swap" to quickly reverse the conversion direction
- • View detailed statistics for both input and output
❓JSON to XML Converter FAQ
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