
For reusing an XML feed in an application or JSON-based analysis, XML to JSON produces data that is easier to handle.
Convert an XML document into readable JSON data for use in another application or processing step. You get the result directly in your browser.
A team receives an XML feed from a partner, but their application works with JSON. They paste the feed into the tool, run the conversion and inspect the result. They can then adapt the JSON to their data model before integration.
Everything runs in your browser: the XML is parsed and converted locally into JSON. The content you paste or import is never uploaded, shared or stored.
Yes, attributes are generally turned into properties so they are preserved. The exact name and location of those properties may vary, so open the result and compare it with the structure your application expects before using it.
The tool runs in the browser and depends on available memory. A very large file may slow down the page or fail. For a large feed, split it or use processing suited to your data volume.
The tool produces JSON intended for reuse, but you should check it with a validator or by importing it into your tool. A successful conversion does not guarantee that the structure matches your business needs.