XML to CSV - Export XML Data to Spreadsheets

Convert XML to CSV instantly in your browser. Flatten nested elements, handle attributes, customize delimiters for enterprise exports.

XML Input

CSV Output

Delimiter:

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Frequently Asked Questions

XML (Extensible Markup Language) is a markup language for storing structured data. It's widely used in enterprise systems, SOAP web services, configuration files, RSS feeds, and legacy applications for data exchange.

Converting XML exports from enterprise systems (SAP, Oracle), processing SOAP API responses for spreadsheet analysis, migrating legacy XML databases to CSV, analyzing XML log files, and preparing XML data for Excel or Google Sheets.

Nested elements are flattened using dot notation. For example,

London

becomes a column 'address.city' with value 'London'. This preserves hierarchy while remaining CSV-compatible.

Attributes are treated as columns with the '@' prefix. For example,creates a column '@category' with value 'fiction'. This distinguishes attributes from element content.

Yes. Namespace prefixes are preserved in column names. For example,becomes a column 'ns:title'. Namespace declarations (xmlns) are also included as columns.

Browser-based conversion handles XML files up to several hundred MB depending on your device memory. For massive enterprise XML exports, consider splitting into smaller files or using the batch rows option.

Yes. All conversion happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. No data is uploaded to any server. Perfect for confidential enterprise data, customer records, or sensitive XML exports.

Choose comma (CSV), semicolon (for European Excel), tab (TSV), or pipe delimiter. Semicolons work well when your data contains commas or for locales that use comma as decimal separator.

Repeated elements at the same level are numbered sequentially. For example, multipleelements become item.0, item.1, item.2, etc. This ensures no data is lost during conversion.

Download the CSV file and open it in Excel using File > Open. For European Excel versions, use semicolon delimiter to avoid conflicts with comma decimal separators. The data will import with proper column separation.

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