Convert XML to Image

Convert XML to Image in your browser. Paste or upload XML and instantly visualize its structure as a tree diagram. Export to PNG or copy the image.

Paste your input above or import a file below.
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Supported file types: .xml, .txt, .log
Options
Dark mode
Maximize output

How to Use:

  • Paste your XML into the XML Input box or click Choose File to upload a .xml, .txt, or .log file.
  • The tool parses and renders the XML visually as a tree structure inside the canvas.
  • Toggle Dark mode to switch between light and dark background themes.
  • Toggle Maximize output to expand the output canvas for larger diagrams.
  • The image updates live whenever you change the input or settings.
  • Click Export Image to save the rendered XML diagram as a PNG.
  • Click Clear All to reset everything and reload the default demo input.

What Convert XML to Image can do:

Convert XML to Image turns raw XML into a visual layout you can actually look at and understand. It draws the element structure as an indented box-tree using canvas, making it easier to review XML hierarchy at a glance. It’s perfect for documentation, teaching, debugging, or when you want to see the shape of your XML without diving into tags and attributes. You can choose light or dark mode, adjust layout size, and export the result to use anywhere.

Example:

Input:

<person>
<name>Alice</name>
<email>[email protected]</email>
<address>
<city>Paris</city>
<zip>75001</zip>
</address>
</person>

Output:A visual tree with boxes:

<person>
<name>
<email>
<address>
<city>
<zip>

Common Use Cases:

Convert XML to Image is ideal for generating quick visual snapshots of XML files, creating documentation, reviewing complex structures, or teaching XML to others. Whether you’re building a sitemap, visualizing config files, or exporting for slides, this tool gives you a clear, instant diagram.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

After you Convert XML to Image, you might want to Visualize XML first to get a feel for the structure before turning it graphic. And if you’re planning to compare visuals later, Compare Two XML Files helps make sure nothing got lost in translation.