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Convert an XML file into a tidy, indented PDF that is easy to read and share.
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Convert an XML file into a tidy, indented PDF that is easy to read and share.
XML that arrives on one long line is almost impossible to read. Indenting it and laying it out across proper pages makes it reviewable, which is useful for invoices, feeds, and configuration files.
Worth knowing: The tool re-indents the XML by nesting depth. It does not validate the document against a schema, and the content itself is left exactly as it was.
Drag it onto the upload area, or browse from your device.
Choose the paper size, orientation, text size, and margin. Page numbers are on by default and can be turned off.
The PDF is built on your own device, so the speed depends on your computer rather than your connection.
Save the file. Your original is left exactly as it was.
This tool uses the fonts that are built into every PDF reader, which keeps the file small and means it opens correctly everywhere. Those fonts cover Latin based languages, including accented characters such as é, ü, and ñ.
They do not cover Urdu, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese, or similar scripts, which need a matching font to be stored inside the PDF. If your file is written in one of those, the tool says so clearly rather than handing you a document full of question marks.
Add your file, adjust the page settings if you want to, and convert. The PDF is built inside your browser and is ready to download straight away.
XML that arrives on one long line is almost impossible to read. Indenting it and laying it out across proper pages makes it reviewable, which is useful for invoices, feeds, and configuration files.
That is exactly what this handles. The tool splits it at the tags and indents by nesting depth, which makes it readable.
No. The tool re-indents and lays out the document, but it does not check it against a schema or a DTD. The content is left exactly as it was.
No. The conversion happens entirely inside your browser on your own device. Your file is never sent anywhere, and nothing is stored.
Yes. A4, Letter, and Legal are available, in portrait or landscape, and you can set the margin and text size as well.
Latin based languages work, including accented characters such as é, ü, and ñ. Scripts such as Urdu, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese, and Japanese cannot be shown yet, because that needs a font to be embedded in the file. The tool tells you clearly rather than producing a page of question marks.
Yes. It is completely free with no sign-up, no watermark, and no daily limit.
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