Find XML values in seconds by extracting all text nodes from any XML input. Paste or upload your XML, and view, sort, or export the results instantly.
How to Use:
- Paste your XML into the Input XML box or click Choose File to import a supported file like
.xml
or.html
. - The tool extracts all text values between XML tags and displays them in the Extracted Values output box.
- Toggle Remove duplicates to filter out repeated values.
- Toggle Sort alphabetically to sort the results A–Z.
- Enable Maximize output to expand the output box vertically.
- Click Copy Output to copy the values or Export to File to save them as a
.txt
file. - Use Clear All to reset the input, output, toggles, and counter.
What Find XML Values can do:
Find XML Values pulls out every bit of text between your XML tags no tag names, no attributes, just raw values. You can filter out duplicates or sort them alphabetically with a click. The tool works right in your browser and updates live as you type or upload a file. Want to scan a sitemap? Extract product names? Grab visible data from XML content? It’s easy. And once the data’s extracted, you can copy or export it without touching the source again.
Example:
Before:
<book>
<title>The Hobbit</title>
<author>Tolkien</author>
<year>1937</year>
</book>
After:
The Hobbit
Tolkien
1937
Common Use Cases:
Great for developers, writers, or content teams who need to quickly grab and clean the visible text in an XML file. Whether you’re working on metadata, book catalogs, sitemaps, or scraped data, this tool helps you zero in on the actual content and get it ready for reuse, export, or analysis.
Useful Tools & Suggestions:
After finding values in your XML, you might want to use Extract All XML Values to grab everything at once without digging manually. And if you’re comparing across versions, Compare Two XML Files can help you see what’s changed or missing.