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 XML Viewer Online

Explore XML documents in a clear, expandable tree. Upload an XML file or paste XML to search elements, attributes and text, inspect document statistics, and copy or download the source. Everything is processed locally in your browser.

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Drag & drop an XML file here or click to browse (.xml, .txt)
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⭐ XML Viewer Online - Explanation and Examples

The XML Viewer displays an XML document as an expandable tree, making its elements, attributes and text easier to inspect than raw markup. Open a file or paste XML to explore the document structure in your browser.

⭐ What Does This XML Viewer Do?

  • Shows nested XML elements in a collapsible tree.
  • Displays element attributes and their values alongside each element.
  • Shows text nodes, CDATA sections and comments in the document.
  • Searches element names, attribute names and values, and text content.
  • Counts elements, attributes and text nodes and reports maximum depth.
  • Copies the source XML or downloads it as an .xml file.
  • Reads pasted data and uploaded XML files locally in your browser.

⚙️ How to View an XML File

  1. Drag an XML file onto the upload area, click to browse, or paste XML into the input.
  2. The viewer checks that the XML is well-formed and displays its root element as a tree.
  3. Click an element to expand or collapse its attributes and child nodes.
  4. Search element names, attribute names or values, and text; matching paths remain visible.
  5. Copy the XML source or download it as an .xml file.

🔎 Example: Browsing XML Elements and Attributes

<book id="bk-101" available="true">
  <title>Learning XML</title>
  <price currency="EUR">24.95</price>
</book>

The tree shows book as the parent element, its id and available attributes, and the nested title and price elements. Expand any element to explore its contents.

🔎 Search and XML Statistics

Search for a value such as bk-101 or an element name such as title. The viewer keeps the matching element and its path visible. Statistics summarize the element, attribute and text-node counts and the deepest element nesting level.

⚠️ Tips for Best Results

  • XML element and attribute names are case-sensitive.
  • Every element must be properly closed and nested.
  • Escape reserved characters in text and attribute values, for example use &amp; for an ampersand.
  • Large XML files may take longer to parse and display in your browser.

⭐ Private, Browser-Based XML Viewing

The XML Viewer parses your document locally in your browser. Your XML file is not uploaded to a server or stored by this tool.

This tool is also known as

  • xml viewer online
  • view xml file in browser
  • xml tree viewer tool
  • open and browse xml data
  • online xml file reader

Frequently Asked Questions

An XML viewer displays an XML document in a readable structure. This viewer shows elements as an expandable tree and includes attributes, text, CDATA and comments.

Drag and drop an .xml file onto the upload area, click the area to browse for a file, or paste XML text into the input box.

Yes. Click an element in the tree to expand or collapse its child elements, attributes and text nodes. Use Expand all or Collapse all to change the tree at once.

Yes. Search element names, attribute names and values, and text content. Matching nodes and their parent paths are kept visible.

Yes. Element attributes and their values are shown when you expand the element. Attribute names and values can also be searched.

XML must have one root element, properly nested and closed tags, quoted attribute values, and escaped reserved characters. Element and attribute names are case-sensitive.

Elements counts element tags, Attributes counts all attributes, Text nodes counts non-whitespace text and CDATA nodes, and Max depth is the deepest nested element below the root.

Yes. Click Copy to copy the XML source to your clipboard or Download .xml to save it as an XML file.

Yes. XML comments are shown as comment nodes in the tree.

No. Your XML is read and parsed locally in your browser. It is not sent to or stored on the server.

Yes. This browser-based XML viewer does not require installation. Open the page in a modern browser and paste or upload your XML.

The viewer can process XML files that fit in your browser memory. Very large or deeply nested documents may take longer to parse and display.

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