XML to PDF
Pretty-print XML and convert it into a paginated PDF document. Free, private, runs entirely in your browser.
Click to select a XML file, or drag and drop
Your file never leaves your browserHow to Convert XML to PDF
- Paste your XML into the text box, or upload an
.xmlfile. - Click Convert XML to PDF — the XML is pretty-printed with proper indentation, then rendered as monospace text across as many pages as needed.
Example
Pasting <root><user><name>Alice</name></user></root> produces a multi-page-ready PDF with the XML re-indented onto separate lines, each element nested under its parent — much easier to read and archive than a single minified line.
Common Use Cases
- Archiving an API response or configuration file as a readable PDF snapshot.
- Sharing a formatted XML document with someone who doesn't have a code editor.
- Attaching a readable copy of an XML data file to a report or ticket.
FAQ
- Does this validate my XML? Not strictly — it uses a lightweight, regex-based re-indenter, so it focuses on formatting rather than full schema validation.
- What happens to very long lines or deeply nested elements? Long lines are wrapped to fit the page width, and the PDF automatically adds new pages as content runs long — there's no practical size limit.
- Is my XML uploaded anywhere? No — formatting and PDF generation both happen entirely in your browser.