XML to PDF
Convert XML files to a readable, formatted PDF
Turn XML files such as feeds, sitemaps, invoices and config files into readable PDFs, neatly indented so the structure is easy to follow.
- Neatly indented, easy to read
- Done in seconds
- Free, no sign-up, no watermarks
How it works
How to convert XML to PDF
- 01
Drop your .xml files into the upload area, or click to browse.
- 02
Add more files and turn on Merge into a single PDF if you want them together.
- 03
Click Convert to PDF.
- 04
Download a PDF with your XML indented and set in a monospaced font.
Indented for you
Elements are laid out one per line and indented by depth, in a monospaced font, so even a single-line XML file becomes easy to read.
Word XML becomes a document
Word 2003 XML and flat OpenDocument files are recognized as documents and laid out as formatted pages instead of code.
Print a data record
Keep a printable copy of an e-invoice, an API response or a configuration file for reviews, audits or handover notes.
Questions
Frequently asked
Is my XML changed?
Only the spacing between elements. Element names, attributes, text, comments and CDATA sections are kept exactly.
What if my XML has errors?
You still get a PDF. Files that can't be read as valid XML, or that declare custom entities, are shown exactly as written instead of being reformatted.
How big can the file be?
Up to 5 MB, and about 30,000 lines once indented. Split larger files first.
How long does it take to convert XML to PDF?
Usually just a few seconds. Very large files can take a little longer.
Is XML to PDF free?
Yes. It is free to use, with no sign-up and no watermarks added to your files.
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