CSV to XML Converter

No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser, so your data never leaves your device and nothing is sent to a server.

With a header row, each element name comes from the matching cell in the first row. Without a header, columns are named column1, column2 and so on, based on the widest row in the file.

The header is sanitized. Characters other than letters, digits, dot, hyphen and underscore become underscores, and a name that starts with a digit or symbol is prefixed with an underscore, so First Name becomes First_Name and 2020 becomes _2020.

Yes. The parser follows RFC 4180, so a field wrapped in double quotes can hold commas, line breaks and escaped quotes written as two double quotes, all without splitting into extra columns.

Ampersand, less-than and greater-than in cell values are escaped to &, < and >. Quotes and apostrophes are left as-is because the values are element text, not attribute values, where those characters are already safe.

Yes. The Root element and Row element fields let you use names like catalog and product instead of root and row. Those names are sanitized to valid XML too, and an empty box falls back to the default.

Each missing cell becomes an empty element, such as an opening and closing tag with nothing between them, so every row keeps the same set of child elements as the header.

No. The output is deliberately flat: each row is one element and every column is a direct child element holding text. It does not turn dotted headers or repeated values into nested structures or attributes.

Yes. Rows are indented two spaces and their column elements four spaces, with an XML declaration on the first line, so the result is readable and ready to save or paste.