Convert XML to Markdown

This tool supports any valid XML document including RSS and Atom feeds, SVG files, configuration files (like pom.xml, web.xml), SOAP/REST API responses, data exchange formats, sitemap XML, and any custom XML schema. As long as the XML is well-formed and valid, the converter can process it.

XML attributes are displayed in a Markdown table format beneath each element heading. Each attribute name and value pair gets its own row in the table, making it easy to read and reference. For example, an element like <item id="1" type="post"> will show a table with 'id: 1' and 'type: post' entries.

Yes, the converter fully supports nested XML structures. Each level of nesting increases the Markdown heading depth (# for root, ## for children, ### for grandchildren, and so on up to six levels). Beyond six levels of nesting, the deepest heading level (###### h6) is used to keep the output readable.

Absolutely. RSS and Atom feed XML converts very well since they have a clear hierarchical structure. Channel/feed information becomes top-level headings, and individual items/entries become sub-sections. Titles, links, descriptions, and dates are all preserved in the Markdown output.

XML namespaces are included as part of the element tag names in the output. For example, elements with namespace prefixes like <dc:creator> will appear as headings with the full prefixed name. The converter does not strip or modify namespace prefixes, so the document structure remains clear.