Withdata DataFileConverter merges XML files into one JSON file locally — any number of files, mapped column by column, with the output options of your choice. 100% local, secure, and cross-platform.
All merging runs on your own computer. Nothing is uploaded to any cloud server.
Millions of rows within a minute. Large files are streamed with low memory usage.
Add two files or a whole folder, then combine everything into a single JSON file.
Files with a different column order or extra columns can be mapped to the output columns before merging.
Native builds for Windows, macOS and Linux, with a step-by-step GUI wizard and a command line interface.
Save a merge session and run it automatically from Windows Task Scheduler or crontab.
| Feature | Supported details |
|---|---|
| Input | Any number of XML files, added one by one or as a folder |
| Output format | JSON object array, plain JSON array, or JSON Lines (one object per line) |
| Merge mode | All input rows into one output file |
| Running mode | GUI wizard · command line · scheduled tasks |
| Column handling | Source columns are mapped to the output columns |
| Output options | Object array / plain array / JSON Lines, date format |
| Platform | Windows, macOS, Linux (native, 64-bit) |
Elements become object keys and repeated elements become arrays. Attributes and text content need an explicit convention, or they are lost.
This page merges XML into another format. If you need a different output, these pages each do that one job:
In GUI mode the merge is a step-by-step wizard: add the files, check the preview, map the columns, choose the JSON output options, and click Convert. See Withdata DataFileConverter.
After merging XML files in GUI, and saving the merge session, you can run it from the command line:
After merging XML files in the command line, you can schedule and automate the merge:
Download Withdata DataFileConverter for a free trial. Runs on Windows, macOS and Linux.