XML to CSV Converter

Convert record-style XML into a CSV table of rows and columns.

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How do you convert XML to CSV?

An XML to CSV converter turns repeating record elements into spreadsheet rows. Snabbit finds the most common record element, treats each occurrence as a row, and uses the union of its child element names as the header. Entities like & are decoded. It runs privately in your browser, so the XML you paste is never uploaded to a server.

How to use the XML to CSV

1 Paste flat, record-style XML (a list of repeating elements).
2 The CSV table appears instantly, one row per record.
3 Child element names become the column headers.
4 Copy the CSV output.

What you can use it for

Importing an XML feed into a spreadsheet.
Flattening exported XML records into rows.
Converting a configuration or catalogue dump to CSV.
Turning API XML into a tabular format for analysis.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of XML works best?

Flat, record-style XML — a parent element holding many identical child records, each with simple value fields. Deeply nested or mixed-content XML may not map cleanly to a table.

How does it know which element is a record?

It scans for elements that contain child elements and picks the most frequently repeated one as the record, then turns each occurrence into a row.

Are XML entities decoded?

Yes. Predefined entities such as &, < and >, plus numeric character references, are decoded back to their characters in the CSV.

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