How to use this office tool
- Upload an Excel workbook and select the worksheet.
- Confirm which row contains the column names.
- Convert and download the generated XML file.
Convert one Excel worksheet into structured XML locally in your browser. Choose the header row, preview the records, and download UTF-8 XML.
Uses the chosen header row for XML element names and writes each following row as a record. Invalid XML name characters are normalized safely.
The output represents cell values only. Workbook styling, charts, macros, and Excel formulas are not XML document features.
Reads XLSX and XLS. Produces a UTF-8 XML file for one worksheet per run.
| Input | XLSX, XLS, CSV, TSV as applicable |
|---|---|
| Processing | Local browser session |
| Output | New XLSX, TSV, XML, or HTML file |
Each header becomes an element name after invalid XML characters are replaced and names beginning with digits are prefixed.
Blank headers receive generated names such as column_1 so every value has a valid XML element.
Yes. Ampersands, angle brackets, quotes, and apostrophes in cell text are encoded as XML entities.
No. It creates a straightforward records document, not an XSD tailored to a particular receiving system.
The XML contains stored cell values. It does not recreate Excel formula behavior or run the Excel calculation engine.
| Privacy | Files stay in this browser session |
|---|---|
| Preview | Limited rows for responsive display |
| Source | The original file is not overwritten |