XML to JSON
Are you struggling with XML data that needs to be converted to JSON format? We have the perfect solution for you! With dpiconverter.online XML to JSON converter, you can easily transform XML data to JSON with advanced formatting options. Simply paste your XML data, and within seconds, your converted JSON will be ready for API development, data migration, and web services.
Smart Conversion
Preserve Attributes
Pretty Format
Smart Conversion
Intelligent XML parsing with proper data type handling.
Preserve Structure
Maintain XML attributes and hierarchical structure in JSON.
Pretty Formatting
Generate clean, readable JSON with proper indentation.
Conversion Examples
XML Input:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<book id="123">
<title>Sample Book</title>
<author>John Doe</author>
<price>29.99</price>
</book>
JSON Output:
{
"@id": "123",
"title": "Sample Book",
"author": "John Doe",
"price": "29.99"
}
Note: Attributes are prefixed with @ when "Preserve Attributes" is enabled
Frequently Asked Questions
XML attributes are converted to JSON properties with an "@" prefix. For example, `<book id="123">` becomes `"@id": "123"` in JSON. This preserves all attribute information while maintaining valid JSON structure and enabling easy data reconstruction.
XML namespaces are preserved in the JSON output using colon notation (e.g., "ns:element"). Namespace declarations become properties, ensuring the converted JSON retains all original XML structure and namespace information for proper data integrity.
Yes! Nested XML elements become nested JSON objects, while repeated elements automatically become JSON arrays. Complex hierarchical structures are fully supported, maintaining parent-child relationships and data organization throughout the conversion process.
Mixed content is converted intelligently: text content becomes the element value, while child elements become properties. If an element has both text and child elements, the text becomes a special "#text" property alongside the child element properties.
Absolutely! The output is valid, standards-compliant JSON that can be parsed by any JSON library or application. The converted data maintains proper data types, escaping, and structure, making it suitable for APIs, databases, and web applications.
The converter handles XML files up to 10MB efficiently. Large datasets with thousands of elements are processed reliably while maintaining memory efficiency. Complex documents with deep nesting levels and extensive attribute sets are fully supported.
While not perfectly reversible due to JSON's structural limitations, the conversion preserves enough information for practical reconstruction. Attributes (marked with @), element order, and most structural data can be recovered, though some XML-specific features may be simplified.