XML to JSON

XML elements become JSON objects, text content becomes string values, attributes become properties with @ prefix, and repeated elements become arrays. <name>Alice</name> becomes {"name":"Alice"}.

Attributes are prefixed with @ by default: <item id="1">text</item> becomes {"item":{"@id":"1","#text":"text"}}. You can customize the attribute prefix or merge attributes with child elements.

Repeated elements automatically become JSON arrays: <items><item>A</item><item>B</item></items> becomes {"items":{"item":["A","B"]}}. Single elements remain as values unless you force array mode.

Comments are stripped by default (optional to preserve). CDATA sections are converted to plain text strings. Processing instructions are removed. The converter focuses on data content, not XML-specific markup.

Yes. Configure attribute prefix (@ or custom), text node key (#text or custom), array handling (force arrays for specific elements), and namespace handling (strip, preserve, or prefix). These options handle most XML-to-JSON mapping needs.