Utilities

Convert XML documents to JSON

Parse XML on the server and return a JSON representation for inspection or migration.

Processed on the server. Do not paste passwords, tokens, or private keys.

Results will appear below the editor after you run the tool.

Inspect XML as JSON

Parse XML into a JSON representation so nested data is easier to inspect and compare.

Useful for migrations

Move old XML feeds, sitemaps, or integration samples into a format that modern tooling can read.

Server-side parsing

The XML is parsed by the backend and rejected if it cannot be processed safely.

How to use XML to JSON

Read XML as JSON when migrating feeds, sitemaps, or integration samples into modern tooling.

Paste XML

Add a complete XML document or focused sample.

Convert to JSON

StaticX parses the XML and returns readable JSON.

Review before reuse

Check attributes and repeated nodes before using the result in code.

XML inspection is often the first migration step.

Legacy feeds and tools still use XML. Converting a sample to JSON helps teams see the data shape before they write a parser, import script, or documentation example.

The output should be treated as an inspection format. Production data pipelines may need namespace and attribute handling specific to the source.

XML parsing notes

Good for feeds

Inspect RSS-like structures, sitemap fragments, and integration samples.

Attributes need review

XML attributes and text nodes may be represented differently than your final schema expects.

Use valid XML

Malformed XML should be fixed before conversion.

Questions about XML to JSON

Short, practical answers for using this page safely.

Does XML to JSON preserve everything?

It preserves a readable representation, but namespaces, attributes, and mixed content may need manual review.

Can I convert a sitemap?

Yes, for inspection. Use proper sitemap tooling for production sitemap generation.

What happens with invalid XML?

The tool returns a server-side parsing error instead of a fake result.