How to use this tool
- Paste one well-formed XML document without DTD or entity declarations.
- Choose indentation and run Convert XML to JSON.
- Review the result and diagnostics before copying or downloading.
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Safe XML to JSON Converter
Inspect XML elements, repeated children, attributes, and text in a predictable JSON mapping.
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XML to JSON: How to use this tool
Convert well-formed XML to JSON while blocking DTD and entity declarations.
Inspect XML elements, repeated children, attributes, and text in a predictable JSON mapping.
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Example to try
Input XML
<project name="jsonformatters.org"><feature>format</feature><feature>validate</feature></project>
Result
{
"project": {
"feature": [
"format",
"validate"
],
"@_name": "jsonformatters.org"
}
}Learn
Frequently asked questions
Is my data sent to a server?
No. The engine runs in your browser and applies local resource limits.
What happens with invalid input?
The tool reports a diagnostic and does not keep stale output.
What does XML to JSON produce?
It emits attributes with @_ prefixes, text as #text when needed, and arrays for repeated elements.
What limitation applies to XML to JSON?
XML types, namespaces, mixed-content ordering, comments, DTD, and external entities are not inferred.