XML
Browse any XML document as a collapsible tree — elements, attributes, and text at a glance.
Parsing and rendering happen locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, logged, or stored.
Your XML is parsed in the browser and rendered as a nested tree: element names, attribute key-value pairs, and text content each get their own visual treatment. Deep documents stay readable because branches collapse with one click, and parse errors are surfaced immediately with a clear message instead of a broken view.
Need to tidy the source first? Run it through the XML Formatter or check correctness with the XML Validator. Prefer JSON trees? Try the JSON Viewer.
Paste a SOAP or REST XML response and browse its nested structure without squinting at raw markup.
Open sitemap.xml or RSS content as a tree to see which elements and attributes are present.
Pretty-print messy XML with clean indentation or minify it — with validation built in.
Check whether XML is well-formed, with precise error location and document statistics.
Minify XML to a single compact representation by stripping indentation and whitespace.
Describe what you want to match and get a working regular expression with explanations and examples.
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