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XML to CSV Converter

Convert XML data to CSV format

Related Tools

  • CSV to XML - reverse conversion
  • XML to JSON - convert to JSON
  • JSON to CSV - JSON to spreadsheet
  • XML Formatter - format XML first

How to Use XML to CSV Converter

  1. Paste your XML

    Enter XML data with repeating elements that you want to convert.

  2. View CSV output

    See your XML data converted to CSV format with headers.

  3. Download the CSV

    Click Download to save the CSV file or Copy to copy to clipboard.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the XML to CSV Converter free to use?
Yes, the XML to CSV Converter is completely free with no limitations. Convert as much XML data to CSV as you need without any registration.
Is my data private during conversion?
Yes, all conversion happens locally in your browser. Your XML data is never uploaded to any server, making it safe to convert sensitive business data, customer records, or proprietary information.
How does XML to CSV conversion work?
The converter extracts repeating elements from your XML and maps them to rows in a CSV file. Element names become column headers, and element values become cell values. Nested structures are flattened into a tabular format suitable for spreadsheets.
What are common use cases for XML to CSV conversion?
Common uses include importing XML data into Excel or Google Sheets, preparing data for database import, converting API responses for analysis, migrating data between systems, and creating reports from XML data sources.
How are nested XML elements handled?
Nested elements can be flattened using dot notation (parent.child), concatenated into single cells, or expanded into multiple columns depending on your settings. The tool provides options to handle different XML structures appropriately.