No installation required. Review the result before anything is exported.

orders.xmlcustomers → orders → items
customers.csv orders.csv items.csv

_row_id and _parent_row_id keep related rows connected.

  • Files automatically deleted
  • Preview before conversion
  • Free up to 25 MB
  • Nested XML supported

Made for real XML

A useful result for every XML shape

Simple XML

Export a straightforward table to one clean CSV file.

Nested XML

Create separate CSV files for repeated structures while preserving their relationships.

See a nested XML example

Clear from start to finish

From XML to CSV in three steps

  1. Upload your XML

    Choose a file up to 25 MB, or try the built-in example first.

  2. Review the preview

    Check detected tables, columns, relationships, row counts, and CSV file names.

  3. Download your CSV files

    Confirm the preview and receive all generated CSV files in one ZIP archive.

Privacy built in

Your data doesn’t stay here

Uploaded XML files can contain sensitive information. That is why temporary conversion data is removed automatically and your uploaded content is never used for analytics or advertising.

Convert a file securely
60 minutes
Previews, incomplete conversions, and failed conversions expire.
2 hours
Completed conversions that were never downloaded expire.
30 minutes
A downloaded CSV or ZIP expires after its first successful download.

Built for real-world XML

Know what you will get before you download

Preview before export

Inspect proposed tables, row counts, columns, and output names before generating CSV files.

Keep nested relationships

Generated relationship columns preserve links between parent and child data across CSV files.

Repair common XML issues

Resolve supported DTD declarations and invalid ampersands through explicit, previewable repairs.

Download multiple CSV files

Convert repeated XML structures into separate, clearly named CSV files packaged in one ZIP.

Need more detail?

Understand every part of your preview

Learn how table suggestions, confidence scores, relationship columns, limits, and file names work.