JSON to XML Converter

Bridge JSON APIs and XML systems

Plenty of systems still speak XML: SOAP services, RSS and Atom feeds, Android resources, Office documents, banking and government interfaces. This converter maps between the two formats using a simple, predictable convention:

• Each JSON key becomes an element: {"title": "X"} → <title>X</title>.
• Arrays become repeated elements with the same name: {"book": [..., ...]} → two <book> elements.
• Keys starting with @ become attributes: {"@id": "bk101"} → id="bk101".
• A #text key holds an element’s text when it also has attributes or children.
• null becomes an empty element like <note/>.
• Characters such as &, < and > are escaped, and keys that are not valid XML names (e.g. starting with a digit or containing spaces) are sanitised.

XML → JSON uses the same convention in reverse, so you can round-trip data between the two formats.

How to convert

1. Choose JSON → XML or XML → JSON.
2. For JSON → XML, set the name of the root element (used when the JSON has several top-level keys or is an array).
3. Copy or download the result.

Example

{"book": {"@id": "b1", "title": "Dune", "price": 9.99}}

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<root>
  <book id="b1">
    <title>Dune</title>
    <price>9.99</price>
  </book>
</root>