XML Parser

An XML parser is an online tool that reads and analyzes XML documents to extract structure, elements, attributes, and text content in a programmatic way. Whether you're a web developer working with SOAP APIs, a data engineer processing XML feeds, or a backend developer handling XML configurations, our XML parser breaks down XML documents into their constituent parts for easy analysis and understanding.

This tool parses XML documents into a tree structure, displays root elements and their attributes, shows parent-child relationships between elements, extracts text content from nodes, and provides document statistics (element count, depth, size). Simply paste your XML and instantly see a detailed structural breakdown of your document.

XML parsing is fundamental to working with XML data programmatically. Developers need to parse XML to extract specific elements and attributes from SOAP responses, understand document structure before processing, verify XML hierarchy and relationships, extract data for transformation to other formats, and analyze XML complexity and nesting depth. Raw XML viewing doesn't reveal structural relationships clearly.

API developers use XML parsers to extract specific data from SOAP API responses, understand XML schema structure before implementation, debug XML parsing issues in applications, verify XML structure matches expected format, and analyze XML payload complexity. Data engineers benefit from examining XML feed structure, identifying data extraction points, planning XML-to-database mappings, and understanding nested element relationships.

The tool reveals XML document organization, identifies element hierarchy and nesting levels, and extracts metadata about document structure. It's particularly valuable when reverse-engineering XML formats, planning XML data extraction strategies, debugging XML processing code, or learning XML document structure for integration work.

API Response Analysis: Parse SOAP responses to understand data structure and extraction points.

Schema Understanding: Analyze XML documents to understand schema structure and relationships.

Data Extraction Planning: Identify elements and paths for XML data extraction workflows.

Debugging: Parse XML to verify document structure matches application expectations.

Feed Analysis: Examine RSS/Atom feed structure for content parsing implementation.

Configuration Review: Parse XML config files to understand setting organization and hierarchy.

Using our XML parser is simple: paste your XML document into the input field, and the parser instantly analyzes the structure, displaying root elements, attributes, child elements, nesting levels, and document statistics. Navigate the parsed tree to explore element relationships and content. The parser identifies malformed XML and provides error messages for debugging.

The tool handles complex nested XML structures, supports namespace parsing, displays element counts and document metrics, and provides a clear structural view. All parsing is performed client-side in your browser, ensuring your XML data remains private and secure. The parsed output helps you understand XML organization for extraction, transformation, or integration work.