Remove All XML Comments

Remove all XML comments instantly in your browser. Clean out <!-- comment –> blocks with live preview and export ready output no upload required.

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Supported file types: .xml, .txt, .html, .htm
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How to Use:

  • Paste XML content into the Input XML box or use Choose File to import a .xml, .txt, .html, or .htm file
  • The tool will instantly remove all XML-style comment tags like <!-- comment --> from the input
  • View the cleaned result in the Output without Comments box
  • The live preview flashes to show the updated output
  • Use Copy Output to copy the result to your clipboard
  • Click Export to File to save the result as a .xml file
  • Click Clear All to reset everything
  • Under the output box, the tool shows the total number of characters in the cleaned XML

What Remove All XML Comments can do:

Remove All XML Comments quickly strips out any blocks from XML, HTML, or other markup formats. It processes your input in real time as you type or upload a file, giving you a clean, comment-free version of your XML with no hassle. Whether you’re cleaning up messy API responses, sanitizing XML configs before upload, or prepping markup for transformation, this tool has your back. Plus, it’s fully browser-based no need to upload anything anywhere. The live character counter and export options make it easy to stay in control of your data flow.

Example:

Input XML:

<root>
<!-- This is a note -->
<data>123</data>
<!-- Remove me -->
</root>

Output XML:

<root>
<data>123</data>
</root>

Common Use Cases:

If you’re prepping XML for a parser that chokes on comments, or just want to clean things up before using the data in another tool, this will save you a lot of manual scrubbing. It’s handy for cleaning HTML fragments, tweaking XML-based feeds, or removing distractions before running diffs. Great for devs working with raw markup or just trying to tidy up noisy files.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

You could use Extract All XML Comments first if you want to review what you’re about to delete. And once the comments are gone, run Prettify XML to tidy things up and make the cleaned file easier to read.