JSON ↔ XML Converter

Convert between JSON and XML formats.

Browser Processing Only (Offline Ready)
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About This Tool

What is JSON ↔ XML Converter?

JSON ↔ XML Converter transforms data between JSON and XML formats. Convert JSON objects to well-formed XML documents, or parse XML back into JSON — useful for integrating systems that use different data formats.

Handles nested structures, arrays, and attributes correctly in both directions.

Common Use Cases

  • API Integration: Convert between JSON REST APIs and XML SOAP services
  • Legacy Systems: Transform XML data from older systems to JSON for modern apps
  • Configuration: Convert between JSON and XML configuration file formats
  • Data Migration: Transform data formats during system migrations
  • Testing: Generate XML test data from JSON or vice versa

Privacy-First Data Conversion

All conversion runs locally in your browser using JavaScript XML parsing — no server communication.

  • Your data never leaves your device
  • Safe for converting sensitive business data or configuration files
  • Works offline after initial page load

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FAQ

Object keys become XML element names. Arrays produce repeated elements with the same name. Primitive values become text content.
XML attributes are not preserved in the JSON output. Only element names and text content are converted.
No. All processing happens entirely in your browser. Your data never leaves your device — nothing is uploaded to any server.
Yes. Once the page has loaded, the tool works completely offline. For the best experience, install PrivaDeck as a PWA from your browser.
There are no server-imposed limits. The maximum file size depends on your device's available memory and browser capabilities. Most modern devices handle files up to several hundred MB without issues.