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XML Formatter

Pretty-print, minify, and validate XML — runs entirely in your browser, never uploaded anywhere.

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XML Formatter guide

The XML Formatter pretty-prints, minifies and checks whether XML is well formed. It is useful for feeds, SOAP messages, configuration files, SVG snippets and integration payloads that are difficult to read on one line.

Formatting makes nested elements easier to inspect and helps spot missing closing tags, incorrect nesting and accidental text where an element was expected.

When to use it

How to use it

  1. Paste XML into the input area.
  2. Choose format, minify or validate according to your goal.
  3. Review errors if the XML is not well formed.
  4. Copy the formatted or minified output.
  5. Test important XML in the system that will consume it.

Example

Input

<note><to>Ada</to><body>Hello</body></note>

Output

<note>
  <to>Ada</to>
  <body>Hello</body>
</note>

The same document becomes easier to read with indentation.

Privacy

XML text is parsed in your browser. UtilityTools.eu does not receive the content you paste.

Limitations and accuracy notes

FAQ

Does it validate RSS or sitemaps fully?

It checks XML structure. Use a feed or sitemap validator for format-specific rules.

Can it format SVG?

Yes, SVG is XML, but visual rendering should still be tested after editing.

Does it upload XML?

No. Formatting happens locally.