Is my XML uploaded to Convertr?

No. XML parsing and JSON generation run in your browser with DOMParser. The XML content and JSON output are not uploaded.

How are XML attributes represented in JSON?

Attributes are written as keys using the prefix you choose, such as @id or @type by default.

Elements that only contain text become JSON strings. Mixed elements use the text key you choose, such as #text by default.

Not always. XML supports attributes, namespaces and mixed content, so this tool exposes mapping options instead of hiding conversion assumptions.

Convert XML snippets, feeds and configuration files into JSON with explicit mapping controls. Everything runs locally in your browser.

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Attribute prefix

Text key

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Output

Keep root wrapper Always use text key

Malformed XML is caught before conversion, including mismatched tags and invalid nesting reported by your browser.

Choose how attributes, text nodes, repeated elements and the root element appear in the generated JSON.

The tool runs in the browser. There is no upload endpoint, server-side queue or stored document copy.