This tool flattens XML records into a CSV table. It selects the repeated child elements of the root as rows, and their child elements as columns. Attributes are also included as columns prefixed with @. Runs entirely in your browser.
Convert XML records to CSV — child elements become columns,. No account needed — all processing happens locally in your browser and your input is never transmitted.
Field values are RFC 4180-escaped: anything containing a comma, double quote, or newline is wrapped in double quotes and internal quotes are doubled. Attributes can be included as @-prefixed columns and nested children can be promoted to dotted-path columns. CRLF line endings keep Excel on Windows happy; LF works elsewhere.
It looks for the deepest element that has multiple identical-named siblings (e.g. multiple <item> inside <items>). Each one becomes a CSV row, with its child elements becoming columns. You can override the choice if the auto-detection picks the wrong level.
They are included as additional columns, prefixed with @ in the header (e.g. <item id="3"> contributes a column called @id). Disable the attribute option if you only want element values.
By default, nested elements are joined into a dotted path header (parent.child). For deeply nested XML this can produce many columns; flatten upstream with XSLT if you need different aggregation.
No — parsing uses the browser’s DOMParser and the conversion runs locally.
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