CSV to XML Converter
Convert CSV to XML. The first row is used as the element names, and every following row becomes a <row> element whose child tags hold that row’s values, wrapped in a single <rows> root.
How csv to xml works here
- The first row must be the header — its cells become the XML element (tag) names.
- Each data row is written as a <row> element inside a <rows> root, with one child element per column.
- Values are XML-escaped, and header names are sanitised to valid XML tag names (spaces and symbols become _).
Frequently asked questions
- What does the generated XML look like?
- A <rows> root containing one <row> per data line; inside each <row>, one element per column named after the header cell and holding that row’s value.
- What happens to spaces or symbols in a header?
- XML tag names can’t contain spaces or most symbols, so they’re replaced with underscores (e.g. "Full Name" becomes <Full_Name>). Letters, digits, hyphen, dot and underscore are kept as-is.
- Is my data uploaded anywhere?
- No. The CSV is parsed and the XML is built entirely in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.