XML to JSON
This tool maps XML nodes to predictable objects using `@` for attributes and `#text` for text content. The complete operation runs in temporary browser memory, so the input is never uploaded or stored by LocalKit.
The input stays available if you need to adjust a setting.
How to use xml to json
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Add the source values or files shown in the workbench.
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Choose the settings for xml to json.
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Run the tool, inspect the local result, then copy or download it.
A realistic example
Convert a small XML API payload into inspectable JSON while retaining attributes. The source and generated result remain in this browser tab throughout the operation.
Supported formats and limits
Input: XML text. Output: formatted JSON.
- XML and JSON data models differ, so mixed content is represented conventionally rather than losslessly.
- Available memory and browser limits still apply to very large inputs.
Questions people ask
What does xml to json change?
This tool maps XML nodes to predictable objects using `@` for attributes and `#text` for text content.
Is any input sent to a server?
No. LocalKit performs this operation in your current browser tab.