What is the difference between JSON and XML?

JSON is key-value based, lightweight, and native to JS, whereas XML is hierarchical, tag-based, and supports attributes and schemas.

How are JSON arrays converted to XML?

Arrays are converted into repeated XML elements named after the array key or a generic child tag name.

Characters like ` `, and `&` are properly escaped as HTML/XML entities to ensure validity.

Yes. Our converter maps XML attributes to a special `@attributes` property object inside the resulting JSON.

The converter runs locally in your browser. It handles files up to several megabytes smoothly depending on device memory.

Yes. The conversion is processed entirely in-browser. No files are uploaded to any external server.

Empty JSON values are converted to self-closing XML tags (e.g. ` `) to maintain validity.

Yes, the XML parser validates formatting. It will display parsing errors if the XML tags are not properly opened and closed.

Nested objects become nested XML nodes, maintaining the hierarchical structure of the data.

You can select 2-space, 4-space, or tab-based indentation for formatting the resulting documents.

Data Converter

Transform JSON to XML or XML to JSON instantly. Handles nested structures, arrays, and complex data formats.

JSON Input

CONVERT

XML Output

Root Element Name

Array Item Name

Pretty Print (Indent)

Include XML Declaration