XML Viewer
View an XML document as a collapsible tree of elements, attributes and text, so you can navigate large feeds or SOAP responses without reading raw tags. Runs in your browser.
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About XML Viewer
XML Viewer displays an XML document as a collapsible tree of elements, attributes and values, so you can navigate large SOAP responses, RSS feeds, sitemaps or configuration files without reading raw tags.
Click any element to expand or collapse it; each one shows how many children it has. The XML is checked for well-formedness first. Everything runs locally in your browser — the text you paste is never uploaded.
How to use XML Viewer
- Paste XML or upload an .xml file.
- Press View Tree.
- Expand and collapse elements to explore the document.
Key features
- Collapsible element tree
- Attributes shown alongside elements
- Child counts for every element
- Clear error when the XML is not well-formed
When to use XML Viewer
- Exploring a large SOAP response or XML export.
- Understanding the structure of an unfamiliar feed.
- Finding where a particular element sits in a deep document.
Tips and common problems
- Attributes appear with an @_ prefix next to child elements.
- Collapse sections you do not need to keep the tree readable.
- If the tree does not appear, check the error message — the XML may not be well-formed.
Frequently asked questions
As entries prefixed with @_ under their element, so you can tell them apart from child elements.
Edit the text in the input box and press View Tree again, or use XML Formatter to tidy it.
Yes, within your device's memory — everything runs locally.