Convert JSON data to XML

For sending JSON data to a service or import that expects XML, JSON to XML builds the required document before the exchange.

Create an XML document from JSON data when a service, import or workflow expects that format. You get the result directly in your browser.

How to use

Place a JSON object or array into the input area, or import a compatible file (.xml, .json, .yaml, .yml, .md, .markdown, .html, .htm, .txt).
Start the conversion by clicking Convert.
The result shows an XML document built from your data.
Check the tag structure and element nesting.
Copy the generated XML or clear the fields with Erase.

Example

You need to send data to a service that only accepts XML. You start from a JSON, and the tool converts it to XML with tags matching the keys. You get a document ready to be transmitted.

Limits and formats

The generated XML tag names may not follow your system's conventions.
Arrays are converted into repeated elements, which may differ from your expected schema.
XML attributes are not automatically created from JSON properties.
The result must be validated against the destination XML schema before use.

Where processing happens

The conversion is local: your browser builds the XML without sending the JSON out. Your data therefore stays on your machine throughout the process.

Frequently asked questions

How are JSON arrays handled in the XML?

An array is generally converted into a series of repeated elements with the same tag name. The exact name depends on the parent key. Check that this representation matches what the service expects.

Can I include XML attributes in the input JSON?

The tool does not automatically infer attributes from JSON properties. All data becomes elements or text. For attributes, manual adaptation of the XML is necessary.

Is the generated XML valid?

The tool produces well-formed XML in most cases, but it does not guarantee validity against a specific schema. Check the result with an XML validator before using it.