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Free Online XML to CSV Converter

Convert XML data to CSV format for spreadsheets, data analysis, and database imports. Paste XML and download the CSV output instantly.

Converting XML to CSV is useful when you need to analyse XML data in a spreadsheet application like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets, import XML data into a relational database, or process structured XML records with data analysis tools. CSV is the most widely supported tabular data format and is accepted by virtually every spreadsheet, database, and ETL tool.

JSON Viewer Pro's XML to CSV converter first transforms the XML to a JSON structure, then identifies the array of records to use as CSV rows. Each XML element at the record level becomes a row. Nested sub-elements are flattened using dot notation (e.g. address.city). The header row contains all unique field names found across all records. The resulting CSV is properly quoted and handles commas and special characters in values.

All conversion runs locally in your browser. Paste XML or upload an XML file, select CSV as the output format in the Convert tab, and click Convert. The result is immediately available to copy or download as a .csv file.

Key Features

  • ✓ Convert XML records to CSV rows
  • ✓ Flatten nested elements with dot notation
  • ✓ Auto-detect record arrays in XML
  • ✓ Proper CSV quoting and escaping
  • ✓ Shows row and column counts
  • ✓ Copy and download CSV output
  • ✓ No data sent to any server
  • ✓ Free and no login required

Common Use Cases

  • → Import XML data to Excel or Google Sheets
  • → Convert XML database exports to CSV
  • → Transform XML records for database import
  • → Analyse XML data in pandas or R
  • → Convert XML report exports to CSV
  • → Transform XML feed data to CSV
  • → Prepare XML data for ETL pipelines
  • → Convert XML API responses to CSV

Frequently Asked Questions

What XML structures convert well to CSV?

XML with a repeating set of records at the same level — similar to a JSON array of objects — converts cleanly to CSV rows.

How are nested elements handled in CSV?

Nested elements are flattened using dot notation, e.g. <address><city>London</city></address> becomes a column named address.city.

What if my XML has mixed content?

The converter will attempt to extract records. Complex or irregular XML may produce warnings, which are shown above the output.

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