DevTilt

JSON to XML

Wrap JSON payloads in XML for tools that expect element trees. Output is pretty-printed with a root element. Arrays become repeated item elements.

Result

Paste JSON, then Convert. Output is wrapped in a root element.

How to convert JSON to XML

  1. Paste JSON into the input.
  2. Click Convert.
  3. Review the pretty-printed XML (arrays become repeated item elements).
  4. Copy or download the XML. JSON null becomes an empty element.

What is JSON to XML?

Enterprise systems, SOAP services, and legacy integrations still speak XML. When you receive JSON from a modern API but need to post to an XML endpoint, this converter maps objects and arrays to elements and attributes without hand-writing angle brackets.

Why use DevTilt's JSON to XML?

  • Maps JSON objects to XML elements
  • Handles nested arrays and mixed types
  • Pretty-printed XML output with indentation
  • Preserves string, number, and boolean values

Common use cases

  • Bridging a JSON REST API to a SOAP or XML-RPC backend
  • Generating XML config files from JSON application settings
  • Preparing test payloads for enterprise middleware
  • Converting API responses for XML-based reporting tools

FAQ

Array items are emitted as repeated item child elements under their parent tag.
XML has no null type. Null values become empty text nodes, not JSON null, on a reverse conversion.
Yes. The payload is wrapped in a root element so the document is always a single XML tree.
No. Conversion is client-side only.
Element names are derived from keys with characters XML disallows replaced or sanitized. Review output when keys contain symbols XML cannot use in tag names.