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Free Online CSV to XML Converter

Convert CSV files to structured XML format instantly. Each CSV row becomes an XML element with child elements for each column. All conversion runs locally in your browser.

Converting CSV to XML is useful when integrating with legacy systems that consume XML, generating SOAP payloads from tabular data, or producing structured XML for configuration and data exchange. CSV and XML both represent tabular data, but XML adds hierarchical structure and is required by many enterprise systems, XSLT processors, and legacy APIs.

JSON Viewer Pro's CSV to XML converter maps each CSV row to an XML element and each column value to a child element named after the column header. Special characters in headers are sanitised to produce valid XML element names. Values containing special XML characters (ampersands, angle brackets, quotes) are automatically escaped as XML entities.

All conversion runs locally in your browser. Use the Convert tab to select XML as the output format, and the result is available to copy or download as a .xml file.

Key Features

  • ✓ Convert CSV rows to XML elements
  • ✓ Use CSV headers as XML element names
  • ✓ Sanitise headers for valid XML names
  • ✓ Escape special XML characters
  • ✓ Add XML declaration and root element
  • ✓ Copy and download XML output
  • ✓ No data sent to any server
  • ✓ Free and no login required

Common Use Cases

  • → Convert CSV for legacy XML systems
  • → Generate XML from spreadsheet exports
  • → Prepare CSV data for XSLT processing
  • → Convert CSV for SOAP integrations
  • → Transform CSV data to XML config
  • → Generate XML reports from CSV
  • → Integrate CSV with XML-based workflows
  • → Convert CSV for enterprise systems

Frequently Asked Questions

How are CSV headers used in XML?

Each CSV header becomes the XML element name for the corresponding column value. Invalid XML characters in headers are replaced with underscores.

What is the XML structure?

A root <data> element contains one <row> element per CSV row. Each column value is a child element named after its header.

Are special characters escaped?

Yes. Ampersands, angle brackets, quotes, and apostrophes in values are automatically escaped as XML entities.

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