XML Viewer

XML Viewer Online

Need to review or refine your XML data? Our online XML viewer helps you format, validate, and understand your files with ease. Built with precision, this tool is designed for developers, businesses, and anyone handling XML, offering a simple yet powerful solution.

How to Use Online XML Viewer

1. Copy Your XML Data:

Begin by copying the XML data you’d like to work with. It doesn’t need to be perfect, our tool can validate and format it simultaneously. I’ve assisted clients who were unsure about their data, and we’ve turned it into clear, usable content step by step.

2. Paste the XML into the Editor:

Visit the XML Viewer and paste your XML into the editor area. I’ve found this initial step opens up a world of clarity, letting you see your data’s structure before making changes.

3. Format Your XML:

After pasting, hit the Format button to tidy it up. This adds indentation and organizes the structure, which I’ve seen makes complex XML much easier to read and manage for anyone diving in.

4. View the Formatted XML:

Once formatted, your XML appears with proper spacing, helping you spot issues or plan edits. I’ve used this to help clients debug their files quickly, saving them valuable time.

5. Validate XML:

If you’re worried about errors, use the Validate option to check for syntax problems. I’ve guided users through this, where the tool flags issues and suggests fixes, making troubleshooting a breeze.

6. Download or Copy the Formatted XML:

When it’s ready, you can copy the output or download it as a file. I’ve watched clients use this feature to share or archive their improved XML, giving them control and confidence in their work.

Features

1. Tree View:

Clear and easy to navigate, our tree view lets you explore XML structure intuitively. I’ve helped users who struggled with flat data find this layout a game-changer for understanding hierarchies.

2. XML Checker:

We run a validation check before display, catching errors early. I’ve seen how this prevents headaches, ensuring your XML is solid before you proceed with any edits.

3. Target Formats:

Save your XML as XML, PDF, Word, or JSON with ease. I’ve noticed how this flexibility helps users adapt their data for different needs, making the tool versatile and practical.