Data Converters

XML to CSV Converter

Paste XML and get a flat CSV table you can open in Excel, Google Sheets, or import into a database. The converter walks the XML tree, picks the deepest repeating elements as rows, and maps their child elements and attributes to columns.

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Features

  • Detects repeating XML elements automatically and maps them to CSV rows
  • Flattens nested child elements and attributes into columns
  • Handles element text content and attribute values together
  • Upload .xml files or paste XML directly
  • Download .csv or copy to clipboard
  • Browser-only processing; your XML never leaves your device

How to use it

  1. Paste your XML into the input panel or click Upload to load a .xml file.
  2. The converter detects the repeating element structure automatically.
  3. Click Convert. A CSV table with one column per element or attribute appears.
  4. Copy the result or download the .csv file.

Use cases

  • Converting API XML responses to spreadsheets for analysis
  • Migrating legacy XML data exports into a database or CSV pipeline
  • Turning RSS or Atom feed data into a flat table
  • Preparing XML product catalog exports for Google Shopping or similar tools

Limitations

  • Deep nesting beyond two levels may produce inconsistent column names.
  • XML with mixed content (text nodes alongside child elements) may lose some formatting.
  • Very large XML files depend on available browser memory.
Questions & answers

Frequently asked

What XML structures does the converter handle?

The converter works best on document-style XML with repeating sibling elements, like a list of products or records. Deeply mixed-content XML (where text and elements are interleaved) may need manual cleanup.

Are XML attributes included in the output?

Yes. Attributes on the repeating elements are added as separate columns alongside child element values.

Is my XML uploaded to a server?

Your file or text is processed in your browser and is not uploaded.

What if my XML has namespaces?

Namespace prefixes are kept in the column names. If the output has many colons in headers, strip namespaces from the XML before converting.