How are attributes and repeated tags handled?

Element attributes are collected under an "@attributes" object, and when a tag appears more than once it becomes an array. A leaf element with only text becomes a plain string value.

How accurate is the parsing?

Parsing uses the browser's built-in DOMParser, the same engine browsers use for real documents, so malformed XML is reported as an error rather than silently mis-parsed. Mixed content and processing instructions are simplified, since JSON has no direct equivalent.

Is my XML sent anywhere?

No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser using the native DOMParser — your data never leaves your device.

XML to JSON Converter

Convert XML to JSON in your browser

Paste a well-formed XML document and get clean, indented JSON. The parser uses your browser’s built-in DOMParser, so it handles real-world XML the same way a browser does: attributes are collected under @attributes, repeated tags become arrays, and text-only elements become plain string values.

Malformed XML is reported as a clear error instead of being silently mis-parsed. Everything runs locally in your browser — your data is never uploaded or stored.