Convert XML to JSON and JSON to XML

The xml to json and json to xml converter is ideal for anyone looking for a simple way to convert json/xml. With just a few clicks you can convert xml to json or json to xml. Just choose the input file format, paste the contents of your xml or json file and click the converter button. Ready! Your content will appear transformed into the desired pattern instantly.

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The XML to JSON and JSON to XML converter conveniently and efficiently transforms your xml into json and vice versa

First you must choose the XML or JSON input format, after that, paste the content of your file and then click the convert button. Your content will be displayed just below the convert button. You see how simple it is!

XML

XML is a markup language derived from SGML and HTML. Although it looks like HTML, its purpose is quite different. Your tags can be created without any limitation. XML is structured hierarchically, that is, it follows the concept of a tree.

Widely used in data transfer between different systems, regardless of the technology or platform involved; capable of organizing an extensive volume of data, XML also provides lightweight files that are easy to process.

In addition to being used to transfer data between systems, XML is widely used in information search systems on the Internet, as it avoids searching in HTML files; in the creation of catalogues; in the automation of the supply chain, as they carry out the integration of several companies.

To create an XML file, just have a simple text editor and save the file with the 'xml' extension. As they do not have specific tags, as in HTML, you can create an XML file that meets the needs of your business by creating tag names that suit the requirements of the implemented solution.

Below is an example of an input structured xml and then a json as a result of the conversion.

xml:

<url>
<loc>https://wordconvert.net/</loc>
<date>2019-04-28</date>
<change>day</change>
</url>

json:

{
'url':{
'loc': {
'value': 'https://wordconvert.net/'
},
'date': {
'value': '2019-04-28'
},
'change': {
'value': 'day'
}
}
}

JSON

Newer than XML, JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a text model based on key-value pairs. Although it comes from JavaScript, JSON is natively supported by the main programming languages on the market.

As it contains only text in its content, JSON, even though it is simple, is widely used in the exchange of data between web systems, as it can be more compact than XML. As a consequence, JSON becomes faster when transmitting the same amount of data as XML.

The structure of a JSON, written by a key-value pair, is quite simple, it has only braces, to delimit an object; braces, to delimit an array, and commas to separate key-value pairs. The key must be a text, between quotes, that identifies the data, since the key can give text, number, object, array, boolean or null.

Like XML, JSON can be created according to business needs, it is used to exchange information, as it is independent of specific languages. Both can be used in ajax requests, here JSON has already won the preference of developers.

Below is an example of an input structured JSON and then an XML as a result of the conversion.