How to use this text tool
- Paste your XML into the input box.
- Select a mode and indentation option.
- Run the tool or use live processing.
- Review the output, score, and structure summary.
- Copy or download the result.
Paste XML and instantly produce a clean result with validation, structure analysis, complexity scoring, health score, file statistics, and developer-friendly copy or export actions.
This tool turns raw XML into a cleaner developer-friendly result and reports whether the content is valid, readable, compact, or overly complex.
The tool is designed for client-side formatting and diagnostics. It does not upload your pasted content to a server.
Example: paste a compressed XML API response and convert it into an indented result with depth, size, and health scoring.
The processor parses the content, applies the selected transformation, then calculates size, depth, structural counts, complexity, and health scoring.
Browser parsing errors may not always provide perfect line and column positions, but the tool still gives practical hints for common syntax problems.
Paste the sitemap XML, run the tool, then check validation status, root element, tag count, and formatting before submitting it.
Typical XML errors include mismatched closing tags, unescaped ampersands, malformed attributes, missing root elements, and invalid nesting.
Yes. It can format and inspect common XML payloads such as SOAP, RSS, sitemap XML, and configuration XML.
Safe mode preserves text node content. Minifying removes only unnecessary spacing between tags unless you choose more aggressive options.
Use the structure summary to review element count, attributes, namespace hints, comments, CDATA sections, and maximum depth.
| Module | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Input parser | Checks syntax and prepares the content for safe processing. |
| Formatter engine | Applies indentation, minification, viewing, or validation logic. |
| Structure analyzer | Counts elements, keys, arrays, depth, and data types. |
| Health score | Rates validity, complexity, readability, and optimization quality. |