How are XML attributes handled in the output?

Attributes get a dedicated prefix in the JSON output so they do not collide with child element names. That keeps the mapping reversible — you can round-trip back to XML without losing metadata.

What happens with repeated XML tags?

When the converter sees the same tag name appearing more than once under the same parent, it collapses them into a JSON array. Single-occurrence tags stay as plain objects to keep the output compact.

Does the converter handle CDATA sections?

Yes. CDATA blocks are unwrapped and their content is preserved as a plain JSON string. Escapes inside the CDATA are kept verbatim, exactly as they appeared in the XML.

Can I minify the JSON output?

Yes. Use the Minify option to strip whitespace and produce a compact single-line payload, which is what you want when sending JSON over the wire.

Is my XML sent to any server?

No. Conversion happens entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, logged, or analyzed. The page works offline after first load.

XML to JSON Converter — Convert XML to JSON Online

Convert XML to JSON Online

Private by design — runs entirely in your browser

Convert XML to JSON in your browser. Toova handles attributes, nested elements, mixed content, and arrays of repeated tags, and gives you back JSON that any modern application can consume. No upload, no signup, instant output.

When you need XML to JSON

Older APIs, banking integrations, SOAP services, and many enterprise platforms still emit XML, but the rest of your stack expects JSON. Instead of writing a one-off parser every time, paste the XML into Toova and get clean JSON output you can pipe straight into a fetch handler, a database insert, or a test fixture.

Attributes and repeated tags

The converter maps XML attributes to a dedicated key prefix so you can tell them apart from child elements. Repeated sibling tags collapse into a JSON array automatically — the converter detects when a tag appears more than once and treats it as a list. Mixed content (text and elements together) is preserved with a text key so nothing is lost in translation.

Browser-only, no upload

Toova runs the entire conversion inside your browser tab. The XML you paste is never sent to any server. That is what makes the tool safe for proprietary feeds, internal API dumps, or anything covered by an NDA. The page works offline once it has loaded, and there are zero outbound requests during conversion.

Frequently Asked Questions

How are XML attributes handled in the output?: Attributes get a dedicated prefix in the JSON output so they do not collide with child element names. That keeps the mapping reversible — you can round-trip back to XML without losing metadata.
What happens with repeated XML tags?: When the converter sees the same tag name appearing more than once under the same parent, it collapses them into a JSON array. Single-occurrence tags stay as plain objects to keep the output compact.
Does the converter handle CDATA sections?: Yes. CDATA blocks are unwrapped and their content is preserved as a plain JSON string. Escapes inside the CDATA are kept verbatim, exactly as they appeared in the XML.
Can I minify the JSON output?: Yes. Use the Minify option to strip whitespace and produce a compact single-line payload, which is what you want when sending JSON over the wire.
Is my XML sent to any server?: No. Conversion happens entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, logged, or analyzed. The page works offline after first load.