Display XML Statistics

Display XML Statistics instantly in your browser. Count tags, attributes, and depth, view tag frequencies, and analyze structure without uploading anything.

Paste your input above or import a file below.
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Supported file types: .xml, .txt
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Options
Ignore attributes
Include text nodes
Maximize output
Mode:

How to Use:

  • Paste XML into the XML Input box or import a .xml or .txt file.
  • Choose toggles:
    • Ignore attributes: Excludes attributes from the totals.
    • Include text nodes: Counts text content as nodes.
    • Maximize output: Expands the output box for better viewing.
  • Pick a mode:
    • Summary: Just the core numbers.
    • Full breakdown: Detailed list of each tag and count.
  • Click Analyze to get results.
  • Use Copy Output or Export to File to save.
  • Clear All resets the tool and output counter.

What Display XML Statistics can do:

Display XML Statistics gives you a snapshot of your XML document’s structure. It counts elements, tallies tag types, checks for attributes, and even figures out the maximum depth of nesting. Flip between summary and full views, include or skip text nodes, and get immediate insights into what your XML actually contains. Everything runs live in your browser with no upload needed.

Example:

Input:

<library>
<book><title>XML</title></book>
<book><title>HTML</title></book>
</library>

Output (Summary mode):

Total elements: 5
Unique tags: 3
Most common tag: book
Total attributes: 0
Max depth: 3

Common Use Cases:

Display XML Statistics is great for auditing large XML files, checking tag usage, or validating structural consistency before further processing. It’s ideal for data analysts, developers, or anyone handling XML feeds. With toggle controls and two output modes, it’s easy to get just the right level of detail.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

If you’re diving into stats, try Find XML Nesting Depth too it’s great for spotting overly complex trees. And once you’ve got a feel for the structure, Visualize XML helps you actually see how everything fits together.