XML to PDF
Convert an XML file into a clean, readable PDF — rendering the element structure as an indented, formatted document instead of raw angle-bracket markup.
How it works
- Indents nested elements for readability.
- Useful for archiving or sharing structured data (invoices, feeds, config exports) as a fixed document.
Private by design
The file never leaves your device — everything runs inside your browser tab using JavaScript PDF libraries, with nothing uploaded to any server. That also means there's no per-day limit on how many files you process, since nothing is metered on a server.
Good to know
Because processing happens in the browser tab itself rather than a native app, it behaves the same way on a laptop, a Chromebook or an Android phone — anywhere a modern browser runs.
Frequently asked questions
Will it render XML with a linked XSLT stylesheet?
It formats the raw XML structure itself; a linked XSLT transform is not applied — for a fully styled document, convert the transformed HTML output instead.
Is there a sign-up or a watermark?
No — no account needed and the output file carries no watermark.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes, it runs in any modern mobile browser on Android or iPhone, not just on desktop.
Is my file kept or deleted after processing?
Neither — it's never uploaded in the first place, so there's nothing stored on any server to delete.
Reviewed by Manoj Pathak & Pallavi Yadav, Toolzo team — updated 23 September 2026.