XML Parser

Paste Your XML or Load Sample

Paste XML into the left editor from your API response (e.g. from Postman), config file, or database export. Click the Sample button to load example telecomm subscriber data. Example:

<subscribers><subscriber><subscriberId>SUB-1001</subscriberId><plan>Unlimited 5G</plan><dataUsage>45.2</dataUsage></subscriber><subscriber><subscriberId>SUB-1002</subscriberId><plan>Family Plan</plan><dataUsage>120.5</dataUsage></subscriber></subscribers>

If the XML is not well-formed, the right panel shows the parser's error instead of a table. Fix the tag or quote it points at and the table appears.

View as Table

The right panel turns your XML into a table as you type. If the root element only wraps one repeated element, like <subscribers> around several <subscriber> entries, each entry becomes a row and its children become columns. Any other document is shown as a single row, so fields that sit next to a repeated element are never dropped; the repeated element shows up as a table inside its cell. Attributes are grouped in an @attributes cell, and text that sits next to attributes appears under #text. For the sample you get subscriberId, plan and dataUsage columns. Use Main and Nested to transpose the outer table or the inner ones. Parsing uses the browser's own XML parser, which follows the W3C XML specification.

Filter Rows

Each column has a filter box below the header. Type to narrow results. Example: type 5G in the plan column to show only 5G plans, or 100 in the dataUsage column to find high-usage subscribers. Filtering is case-insensitive and works across multiple columns at once.

Edit, Maximize, Export, or Share

Click Edit and double-click any cell to change its value (handy before an Excel export). Click Maximize for fullscreen and Excel to download the table. Share uploads the XML from the editor and gives you a link that lasts from 1 month up to 2 years, your choice.