JSON to XML Converter
Convert a JSON object into formatted XML.
Modern services emit JSON, but plenty of enterprise and legacy systems — SOAP endpoints, older configs, some Microsoft and Java stacks — still expect XML. Converting a JSON payload to XML by hand means wrapping every key in tags and escaping special characters, which is exactly the kind of repetitive work that invites mistakes.
Paste JSON and this tool produces indented XML, mapping object keys to element names, expanding arrays into repeated elements, and escaping XML-special characters. It's the reverse of the XML to JSON tool, closing the loop when you need to feed JSON data into an XML-only system.
How to use JSON to XML Converter
- 1
Paste your JSON
An object or array.
- 2
Review the XML
Keys become tags; arrays repeat elements.
- 3
Copy the result
Use the XML in your system.
Features
- Indented, readable XML output
- Arrays expand to repeated elements
- Escapes XML-special characters
Frequently asked questions
Common mistakes to avoid
- Expecting JSON keys with spaces or special characters to become valid tag names — clean them first.
- Assuming a perfect round-trip; JSON and XML data models differ in subtle ways.
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