JSON to XML Converter
Convert JSON to XML format
What is JSON to XML Converter?
The JSON to XML Converter is a free online tool that transforms JSON data into well-formed XML instantly in your browser, enabling seamless data exchange between modern REST APIs and legacy systems that require XML format. While JSON has become the dominant data format for modern web APIs, many enterprise systems, SOAP services, EDI platforms, and older integrations still require XML. Converting JSON to XML manually is complex because the two formats handle arrays, attributes, and nesting differently. This tool handles the conversion automatically, mapping JSON objects to XML elements, JSON arrays to repeated elements, and escaping special characters for XML compatibility. The output includes a proper XML declaration and is ready to use in SOAP requests, XML databases, RSS feeds, or any XML-based integration.
Why Use DevBench JSON to XML Converter?
DevBench JSON to XML Converter runs entirely in your browser — your data never leaves your device. No sign-up, no limits, no watermarks, completely free forever.
How to Use JSON to XML Converter
- Paste JSON code into the input textarea
- Click "Convert to XML" to transform format
- View XML output with proper structure
- Copy XML output using Copy button
- Use for legacy systems and data exchange
Examples
- Convert JSON API response to XML
- Transform JSON data for SOAP services
- Convert JSON to XML for legacy systems
- Transform JSON for XML-based APIs
- Convert JSON config to XML format
Use Cases
- Converting JSON to XML for legacy systems
- Transforming data for SOAP APIs
- Converting JSON for XML-based services
- Transforming data for enterprise systems
- Converting JSON to XML for integration
- Transforming API responses to XML
- Converting JSON for RSS feeds
- Transforming data for XML databases
- Converting JSON to XML for reports
- Transforming JSON for XML schemas
Frequently Asked Questions
How are JSON arrays converted?
JSON arrays are converted to repeated XML elements with the same tag name.
Are attribute names preserved?
JSON keys become XML element names. Special characters are escaped for XML compatibility.
Can I customize XML structure?
Currently uses standard conversion. Custom XML mapping may be added in future updates.
Does it add XML declaration?
Yes, output includes standard XML declaration (<?xml version="1.0"?>).
Can I convert back to JSON?
Yes, use the XML to JSON converter tool to convert XML back to JSON format.