Syntax validation with line context
Invalid markup surfaces with line and column hints so you can fix broken tags, nesting, or entities before you convert or ship the file.
Paste or upload XML to validate syntax, explore a tree view, search nodes, and copy XPath—processed locally in your browser on ConversionTab.
Drop an .xml file here, or click to browse
Max 25 MB. Content loads into the editor.
Paste XML and click View XML to validate syntax, expand the tree, search nodes, and copy XPath. Right-click any node for quick copy and expand actions.
Try this example:
<products>
<product id="101">
<name>Marine Filter</name>
<price>24.50</price>
</product>
</products>Yes. The viewer checks that the XML is well-formed. Syntax problems are reported with line and column context so you can fix tags, nesting, or entities before converting the file.
No. Paste or file load runs in your browser. The document is not sent to ConversionTab servers for viewing.
Yes. Use search to locate keys and values across the tree, then expand nodes to inspect attributes, text, and children.
Select a node and copy its XPath for automated tests, XSLT or query work, scrapers, and documentation that needs a precise path into the document.
After you confirm structure in the viewer, open XML to Excel or XML to CSV to flatten repeating elements into a workbook or spreadsheet rows.
A small document with a root, repeating child elements, and a few attributes—such as a products list with id, name, and price—shows tree navigation and XPath clearly.
Paste or upload XML to validate syntax, explore a formatted tree, search keys and values, and copy XPath—all in your browser without uploading the document.
Invalid markup surfaces with line and column hints so you can fix broken tags, nesting, or entities before you convert or ship the file.
Walk parent and child elements, repeated nodes, text content, attributes, and namespaces without scanning raw markup by hand.
Find keys or values in large documents, then copy XPath or a selected node for tests, transforms, and documentation.
Viewing stays on your device. Continue to XML to Excel, XML to CSV, or XML to JSON when you need a tabular or JSON export.