Enter CSV in the editor and click 'Convert' to get XML output.
The first row should contain headers, which become your XML tag names. Each row after that is converted into values for those tags.
Example Input:
device,os,storage MacBook Pro,macOS,512GB Surface Laptop,Windows 11,256GB
The output XML will have a root element named <root>. And each CSV row becomes a <row> element, with
headers as child tags and cell values inside them.
The output of the above CSV will be:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<root>
<row>
<device>MacBook Pro</device>
<os>macOS</os>
<storage>512GB</storage>
</row>
<row>
<device>Surface Laptop</device>
<os>Windows 11</os>
<storage>256GB</storage>
</row>
</root>Empty values are converted to empty XML elements.
device,release_year iPhone 17, Pixel 10,2025
becomes:
<root>
<row>
<device>iPhone 17</device>
<release_year/>
</row>
<row>
<device>Pixel 10</device>
<release_year>2025</release_year>
</row>
</root>Special XML characters like <, >, &,
and quotes are automatically escaped in the output.
game,requirement Portal 2,RAM > 4GB & DirectX 9
becomes:
<row> <game>Portal 2</game> <requirement>RAM > 4GB & DirectX 9</requirement> </row>