API Responses
Format XML returned from APIs so it is easier to inspect and debug.
Paste XML into the formatter to beautify, validate, minify, copy and download XML instantly. This browser-based XML tool is useful for developers, API users, integration teams and anyone working with structured XML data.
An XML formatter is a tool that takes compact, messy or difficult-to-read XML and converts it into a clean, indented and readable structure. This makes XML easier to inspect, debug, share and maintain.
XML is commonly used for APIs, configuration files, integrations, RSS feeds, sitemaps and enterprise systems. Formatting XML makes nested elements, attributes and data relationships easier to understand.
<person><name>Jane</name><city>London</city></person>
<person>
<name>Jane</name>
<city>London</city>
</person>
Format XML returned from APIs so it is easier to inspect and debug.
Beautify SOAP messages and XML payloads used in enterprise integrations.
Review application configuration files that use XML structure.
Inspect RSS and Atom feeds to check formatting and structure.
Format sitemap files used by websites and search engines.
Review XML files used for importing, exporting and exchanging data.
Inspect XML used across legacy systems, middleware and business applications.
Identify broken tags, invalid nesting and malformed XML documents.
XML stands for Extensible Markup Language. It is a structured text format used to store, transport and describe data.
Yes. This XML formatter is free to use directly in your browser.
Yes. The tool checks whether your XML is valid and shows a validation message if there is a syntax issue.
Formatting XML changes the spacing and indentation, but it does not intentionally change the underlying XML data.
Yes. You can remove unnecessary whitespace and line breaks using the minify option.
No. XML formatting and validation happen locally in your browser using JavaScript.