Convert XML to INI quickly in your browser. Flatten nested XML, extract attributes, and output in INI or key-value format with live preview and export.
How to Use:
- Paste XML or import a
.xml
or.txt
file. - Enable options:
- Flatten structure: Converts nested tags to dot-separated keys.
- Include attributes: Extracts tag attributes as
.attr=value
. - Maximize output: Expands the output area.
- Select Output Style:
- INI-style: Uses
[section]
headers. - Key=Value only: Flat list with full key paths.
- INI-style: Uses
- Click Convert to process the XML.
- Use Copy Output or Export to File to save.
- Use Clear All to reset the tool.
What Convert XML to INI can do:
Convert XML to INI turns structured XML data into readable, flat key-value pairs. You can keep things simple with standard INI sections or opt for full dot notation across all keys. It’s great for configuration migrations, API exports, or viewing XML in plain text form. You can also optionally extract attributes to preserve more data structure.
Example:
Input:
<config>
<database>
<host>localhost</host>
<port>5432</port>
</database>
</config>
Output (INI-style):
[database]
host=localhost
port=5432
Output (Key=Value):
config.database.host=localhost
config.database.port=5432
Common Use Cases:
Use Convert XML to INI to transform XML config files into simpler INI format for legacy apps, or flatten XML output for easier parsing in scripts. Great for converting system exports or making XML easier to read and share.
Useful Tools & Suggestions:
Before converting, you might want to simplify the structure using Flatten an XML it makes the INI format easier to map. Or take a detour through Convert XML to JSON if you need a clearer key-value look before finalizing the format.