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XML to CSV

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Supported formats: .csv,.xlsx,.xls,.xlsm,.xlsb,.tsv

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About XML to CSV

Flatten an XML file with repeating records into CSV rows, entirely in your browser — no upload, no file size limit.

XML exports from legacy systems, SOAP responses, and enterprise feeds are hard to open in a spreadsheet directly.

This tool parses the XML using the browser's native DOMParser, finds the repeating record elements, and flattens each record's direct child elements into CSV columns — one row per record.

It also converts CSV back into a simple, valid <rows><row>...</row></rows> XML document when you need to go the other way.

Category: Conversion & Export

Common Use Cases

  • Opening a SOAP API response or legacy export in a spreadsheet
  • Flattening a product or inventory feed from XML into CSV
  • Turning a cleaned CSV back into XML for a system that requires it

Key Features

  • Parses XML with the browser's native, dependency-free DOMParser
  • Flattens repeating record elements into one CSV row each
  • Handles large files in chunks so the tab stays responsive

The XML to CSV tool is compatible with: SOAP API Responses, Legacy Enterprise Exports, RSS/Atom-like Feeds.

Run Schema Detect afterward to confirm column types once the data is flattened into CSV.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of XML files work best?

XML with a repeating record structure — a list of sibling elements with a similar shape, like <product>...</product> repeated many times — flattens cleanly into rows.

What happens to nested elements inside a record?

Only the direct child elements of each record become columns; deeply nested structures are flattened to their text content.

Does the file get uploaded to a server?

No, parsing happens entirely in your browser using its built-in XML parser — the file never leaves your device.

Built for anyone who receives XML exports but needs to work with the data in a spreadsheet.

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