XML To JSON Converter
Convert XML markup into clean, structured JSON fast
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Has an integration ever handed you XML when your code only speaks JSON? Do you find yourself counting closing tags to work out where a node really ends? XML To JSON Converter on EizTools reads the markup, works out the nesting, and returns valid JSON you can drop straight into a request or a test fixture.
Short answer: XML To JSON Converter is free on EizTools, and it turns XML markup into structured JSON. Paste the XML, choose JSON as the target, and the nesting, attributes and repeated nodes come back mapped for you.
What is XML To JSON Converter?
XML To JSON Converter changes one data format into another without you writing a parser for a job you will do once. Paste the markup and it returns the same information as JSON objects and arrays.
The hard part of this conversion is never the tags. It is deciding what an attribute becomes, and whether a node that appears twice should be an array. This tool makes those calls and shows you the result so you can correct it in one place rather than debug it later.
How Does XML To JSON Converter Work?
Drop the XML into the prompt box, pick a model from the selector, then set the advanced options if the default result is not quite what your code expects. Generate, and the JSON appears in the output card with copy and download buttons on it.
<order id="4471">
<item sku="TS-01">Blue shirt</item>
<item sku="TS-02">Grey shirt</item>
</order>
Two repeated item nodes like those should become a JSON array rather than two keys that overwrite each other. Set Output / Target to JSON and Structure to Detailed, and attributes such as the sku are kept as their own fields instead of being folded into the text value.
| Option | Why it matters here | Start with |
|---|---|---|
| Output / Target | Names the format you want out of the run | JSON |
| Structure | Whether attributes and nested nodes are kept separate or flattened | Detailed, so attributes survive |
| Options | Includes Keep Order, which preserves the sequence of sibling nodes | Keep Order for anything position sensitive |
| Remove Duplicates | A toggle that strips repeated entries | Off, since repeated nodes are usually real data |
Caution Leave Remove Duplicates off for XML. Two identical line items in an order are two line items, and switching that toggle on can quietly delete one of them.
Key Features
Nesting kept intact
Child elements become nested objects instead of a flat list of keys with lost relationships.
Attributes preserved
Values held in attributes are mapped to fields rather than dropped during the conversion.
Ready to download
Copy the JSON from the output card or take it as a TXT, Word or HTML file.
Tips And Common Mistakes
- Paste well formed XML. A missing closing tag makes any converter guess, and the guess is rarely what you wanted.
- Strip namespaces first if you do not need them, or expect prefixed keys in the JSON.
- Check arrays before you ship. A node that appears once in your sample may appear many times in production.
- Run a large document in sections so you can read the output rather than skim it.
EizTools runs a growing library of specialised tools, all free and none of them behind a sign up form. You pick the AI model on the page before generating, so you can try a different one if a tricky document does not map the way you expected. When the JSON is right and the next job is querying it in a database, the SQL Generator writes the statement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will XML To JSON Converter keep my attributes?
Yes, when Structure is set to Detailed. Attributes are mapped as their own fields. On the Simple setting they can be folded in with the element text, which is fine for basic markup.
What happens to repeated elements?
They should come back as a JSON array. Check the output when a node appears only once in your sample, because a single occurrence is ambiguous and may be mapped as an object instead.
Can it handle namespaces and prefixes?
It reads them, and prefixed names usually survive into the JSON keys. If you do not need the namespace, remove it from the source first and the output stays much cleaner.
Is the JSON valid enough to use directly?
It is written as valid JSON, but validate it in your own environment before shipping. Any converted data deserves one check against the schema your code actually expects.
Format conversion is dull work with expensive mistakes hiding in it, mostly around arrays and attributes. Getting a readable version in front of you quickly is what makes those mistakes obvious. Paste your markup into XML To JSON Converter above and check the arrays before you wire it up.