Convert TOML to XML

Convert TOML to XML instantly in your browser. Wrap results in a root tag, use nested tags for tables, and preview or export the output live.

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Supported file types: .toml, .txt, .log
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Options
Wrap in root element
Use nested tags for tables
Maximize output

How to Use:

  • Paste your TOML content or use Choose File to import .toml, .txt, or .log files
  • Toggle Wrap in root element to enclose everything inside a <root> tag
  • Toggle Use nested tags for tables to output sections as nested XML blocks instead of flat keys
  • Enable Maximize output to expand the result view for easier reading
  • Output updates live and flashes when changes occur
  • Click Copy Output to copy the generated XML
  • Click Export to File to save the result as an .xml file
  • Use Clear All to reset all inputs and options

What Convert TOML to XML can do:

Convert TOML to XML transforms configuration files written in TOML into structured XML. You can wrap everything in a root element for easy embedding, and choose whether section tables output as nested XML or as prefixed flat tags. It’s especially useful for developers working between formats, migrating config systems, or needing XML versions of TOML content for APIs, databases, or documentation. It works fully in-browser and previews your output live.

Example:

Input TOML:

[user]
name = "Alice"
age = 30

[address]
city = "Wonderland"
zip = "12345"

Output XML (nested):

<root>
  <user>
    <name>Alice</name>
    <age>30</age>
  </user>
  <address>
    <city>Wonderland</city>
    <zip>12345</zip>
  </address>
</root>

Output XML (flat):

<root>
  <user_name>Alice</user_name>
  <user_age>30</user_age>
  <address_city>Wonderland</address_city>
  <address_zip>12345</address_zip>
</root>

Common Use Cases:

Convert TOML to XML is ideal when migrating project settings, converting config files for compatibility with XML-based platforms, or creating readable documentation. It’s great for developers, sysadmins, and automation engineers who work across data formats and need instant, flexible conversion with full control.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

It helps to run Convert TOML to JSON first it’s a nice midpoint that shows how the structure will behave. Then once you’re in XML, use Highlight XML Syntax to make everything easier to scan and debug.

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