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HTML to XML Converter

Convert HTML to well-formed XML

Related Tools

  • XML to HTML - reverse conversion
  • HTML Formatter - format HTML
  • XML Formatter - format XML output
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How to Use HTML to XML Converter

  1. Paste your HTML

    Enter HTML content that you want to convert to valid XML.

  2. View XML output

    See your HTML converted to well-formed XML with proper closing tags.

  3. Copy the result

    Click Copy to save the XML output to your clipboard.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the HTML to XML Converter free to use?
Yes, the HTML to XML Converter is completely free with no limitations. Convert as much HTML to XML as you need without any registration.
Is my HTML data private during conversion?
Yes, all conversion happens locally in your browser. Your HTML content is never uploaded to any server, ensuring privacy for web content, scraped data, or proprietary page structures.
What does HTML to XML conversion do?
The converter transforms HTML into well-formed XML by ensuring all tags are properly closed, attributes are quoted, and the document follows XML syntax rules. This creates XHTML-compliant or strict XML output from HTML input.
What are common use cases for HTML to XML conversion?
Common uses include cleaning up HTML for XML processing pipelines, converting web content for data extraction, preparing HTML for XSLT transformations, and creating valid XML from scraped web pages.
How does the tool handle invalid HTML?
The converter attempts to fix common HTML issues like unclosed tags, unquoted attributes, and improper nesting. It produces well-formed XML output even from messy HTML, though some manual cleanup may be needed for severely malformed input.