Text to XML Converter
Generate simple XML with validated element names, escaped content, rejected XML control characters, and a parse check before success.
Conversion runs only in this browser. Input and output are not uploaded.
Input size: 0 B.
How this converter works
Text is escaped into a simple XML document and the generated result is parsed again before success.
- Root and child names use simple non-namespace XML names and cannot begin with xml.
- Invalid XML control characters are rejected with a position.
- Line, paragraph, and single-root-text modes remain distinct.
Frequently asked questions
Are invalid names replaced automatically?
No. Invalid or reserved names produce a visible error.
Is the XML declaration required?
No. It is optional and disabled by default.
Using this tool
Generate validated XML
Create XML from the entire text, lines, or paragraphs using the selected root and child names.
Input and output
Example: lines `red` and `blue` can become `<root><item>red</item><item>blue</item></root>`.
Important behaviour
Names, control characters, escaping, declarations, blank lines, and index attributes use the controls in the converter; generated XML is parsed before success.
Keep in mind
Invalid XML names and reserved `xml` names are rejected instead of repaired silently.
Conversion is performed in the browser. Copying or downloading happens only when you choose those actions.