JSON to XML
Convert JSON data to XML format
About the JSON to XML (Browser)
This tool converts JSON to XML in your browser, writing well-formed markup with a root element you choose and reserved characters escaped. Nothing is uploaded, so real payload data stays on your machine.
Converting JSON to XML in the browser suits the integration case, where the payload is a real order, invoice or filing rather than a sample. Those systems are precisely the ones whose data should not pass through a third party.
Keys become element names and arrays become repeated sibling elements, which is how XML represents a list. Ampersands, angle brackets and quotes are escaped as entities so the output stays well-formed rather than breaking a parser on the first apostrophe.
You choose the root element name, since XML requires exactly one root and JSON does not. Output is indented for readability, which helps when the next step is pasting it into a support ticket or a schema validator.
How to use the JSON to XML (Browser)
- Paste your JSON. Provide the object or array — it stays in your browser.
- Name the root element. Choose a name that fits the receiving schema.
- Convert locally. Well-formed indented XML is produced on your machine.
- Copy or download. Take the markup for your integration.
JSON to XML (Browser) features
- Conversion entirely in your browser
- Configurable root element name
- Arrays become repeated sibling elements
- Reserved characters escaped as entities
- Indented, readable output
- Safe for real integration payloads
Frequently asked questions
Is my payload uploaded?
No. Conversion happens entirely in your browser, so real order or invoice data stays local.
Why must I name a root element?
XML requires exactly one root element and JSON does not, so the name has to come from you.
How are arrays converted?
As repeated sibling elements, which is how XML represents a list of items.
Are special characters escaped?
Yes. Ampersands, angle brackets and quotes become entities so the XML stays well-formed.
Is the output indented?
Yes, which makes it readable when pasting into a ticket or validator.