XML to JSON Converter

The best & free online XML to JSON converter converts the XML string/XML file format into the JSON string/JSON file format. Please copy and paste the XML code, or upload the XML file to convert it into a JSON file format.

XML is a traditional way to transfer data on the internet. XML stands for Extensible Markup Language (XML). It stores the data in a format that is easily readable for humans and machines.

It is case-sensitive and designed to carry the data, not to display the data. It provides a set of rules for encoding the documents in a readable format for humans and machines.

In XML, the tags are not predefined, like in the HTML. You define the tags, and these tags carry the data and make data transfer possible.

XML simplifies the data storing and transporting by storing the data in plain-text format and facilitates its availability. The XML format makes the data available to all machines and humans.

Once you completed your XML code, you can use the XML Viewer/ XML Formatter to edit and display your XML file in a tree view.

JSON stands for "JavaScript Object Notation." It is the text written in JS object notation that provides a lightweight data-interchange format.

When we have to communicate between the browser and the server, the data can only be text. The JSON is a text format, and we can convert the Javascript data into JSON format and send it to the server. Whatever the response that we receive from the server, we can alter that JSON data response to Javascript format.

JavaScript has a built-in function JSON.parse() to convert a JSON format string into JavaScript objects.

That is why most web services and APIs rely on JSON to provide public data. JSON uses the standards of the JS language only. It does not depend upon the Javascript language because it does not require Javascript as a dependency for processing. That is why it is an independent language.

However, to confirm that your JSON structure is according to the standards provided by JavaScript-oriented notation or not. You must validate your JSON code. And it's always better to minify or beautify JSON code as per your requirements.

Even though both JSON and XML can be used to receive the data from the web server, both are in human-readable format, and both provide hierarchical data structure. But both JSON and XML are different from each other.

Conversion is fun. No doubt, browsers highly support JSON. However, XML is a highly adopted language. So sometimes, you have to convert the XML file into JSON file format.

Do the following steps to use the best & free online XML to JSON converter to convert the XML file into the JSON file.

• Open the best & free online XML to JSON converter.
• You can either copy-paste the XML string, use the "Load from URL" option, or use the "Browse" option to upload the XML file.
• After uploading the XML file, click on the "Convert" button to convert the XML file format into a JSON file format.
• The resulted code will be displayed in the "Result" section.
• Please copy the code, and paste it into the desired location.

To use this, do the following steps.

• On the top-right corner of the tool, there is a "Sample" option.
• Click on the "Sample" option to upload the XML sample data.
• Click on the "Convert" button to convert it into JSON format to see the results.

Note: The XML conversion to JSON is not 100% accurate because the XML format uses the different item types that do not have an equivalent JSON representation.

Do we keep a copy of your source code?

Protecting user trust is our top priority. We do not keep a copy of the source code that the user pastes for the XML to JSON conversion.