How does JSON Studio help you?

JSON Studio is a free online tool to convert JSON to XML format.It is a powerful and feature-rich online tool that offers a range of useful services for working with JSON data. With the simplified user interface of JSON Studio, you can easily upload the JSON file from your computer or you can copy and paste it directly into the input section, it can also fetch the JSON Data from a URL and converts them into XML.

Below are the exclusive online features offered by our online JSON to XML convert tool.

• Share the JSON to XML converted file to slack, skype, and Microsoft teams.
• Save and Download converted XML contents as a file.
• View the JSON to XML conversion history.
• JSON Studio converts generate the XML output in a matter of seconds, making it a fast and efficient way to convert JSON to XML.
• It has the ability to search for and highlight specific values, add or remove elements, and format the JSON data to make it easier to read.
• Another useful feature of JSON Studio is its JSON validator, which checks JSON files for errors and issues. This can be especially helpful for developers who are working with complex JSON data and need to ensure that their files are properly formatted and free of errors.

Whether you are a developer working on a software project or a non-technical user who simply needs to convert a JSON file for personal or professional purposes, JSON Studio's converter tool is an excellent choice.

XML (eXtensible Markup Language)

XML (eXtensible Markup Language) is a data interchange format that is used to store and transmit data structures, such as lists and dictionaries, in a human-readable and machine-readable format. XML is based on the idea of tags, which are used to mark the beginning and end of an element, similar to HTML tags. Each element can contain attributes, which are additional pieces of information associated with the element.

XML is often used as an alternative to JSON for storing and exchanging data in web applications. It is particularly useful for storing data in a hierarchical structure, as it allows for nesting of elements within other elements. XML is also commonly used to store and transmit data in the form of documents, such as RSS feeds and Office documents.

XML is often used in combination with other technologies, such as XSLT (eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transformations) and XPath (XML Path Language), to transform and manipulate the data. There are various tools and libraries available for working with XML data in different programming languages.

The media type of the Extensible Markup Language (XML) on the internet is “application/xml” or “text/xml”. The XML data can also be stored as a file in a digital storage device using the “.xml” file format as a text file.

Here is an example of an XML file:

This XML file represents a list of employees, including their name, age, location, interests, and profession. Each employee is represented by an “employee” element, and the data for each employee is contained within child elements. The data is organized in a hierarchical structure, with elements being nested within other elements. The top-level element in this example is "employees", and it contains a list of "employee" elements.

Difference between XML and JSON?

Syntax: JSON uses a key-value pair structure, similar to a dictionary in Python, to represent data. XML uses tags to mark the beginning and end of an element, and elements can contain attributes and child elements.

Data types: JSON supports a variety of data types, including strings, numbers, Booleans, arrays, and objects. XML supports fewer data types, including strings, numbers, and Booleans, but does not have native support for arrays or objects.

Size: JSON files are generally smaller in size than XML files, as JSON uses fewer characters to represent data.