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XML to HTML Converter

Convert XML data to HTML tables or lists

Related Tools

  • HTML to XML - reverse conversion
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How to Use XML to HTML Table Converter

  1. Paste your XML

    Enter XML data that you want to display as an HTML table.

  2. View HTML table

    See your XML data rendered as a formatted HTML table.

  3. Copy the result

    Click Copy to save the HTML table code to your clipboard.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the XML to HTML Converter free to use?
Yes, the XML to HTML Converter is completely free with no limitations. Convert as much XML to HTML as you need without any registration.
Is my XML data private during conversion?
Yes, all conversion happens locally in your browser. Your XML data is never sent to any server, making it safe to convert sensitive data for web display.
What does XML to HTML conversion do?
The converter transforms XML data into formatted HTML for display in web browsers. It can create structured tables, nested lists, or custom HTML layouts based on your XML structure, making data viewable without XML-aware tools.
What are common use cases for XML to HTML conversion?
Common uses include creating web previews of XML data, generating HTML documentation from XML sources, displaying RSS or Atom feeds, converting XML reports for browser viewing, and creating static HTML pages from XML content.
Can I customize the HTML output format?
Yes, you can choose between different output formats like tables, definition lists, or nested divs. You can also apply CSS classes to elements for custom styling when embedding the HTML in your web pages.