Convert HTML code to well-formed XML with auto-closing tags and normalized attributes
Zero Dependencies Β· Works OfflineThe HTML to XML Converter is a free online developer tool that transforms HTML code into well-formed XML with a single click. It automatically handles syntax differences between HTML and XML: closes unclosed tags, converts self-closing tags, normalizes attribute values, and adds XML declarations. Ideal for migrating HTML data to XML systems, generating RSS/Atom feeds, and XHTML conversion. All processing happens locally in your browserβno data is ever uploaded to a server.
1. Paste your HTML code into the input area, or click "Load Example" for a quick demo.
2. Configure options: indentation, XML declaration, encoding.
3. Click "Convert" or press Ctrl+Enter.
4. View the generated XML code below.
5. Click "Copy" or download as a .xml file.
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Both HTML and XML are subsets of SGML, but with different syntax rules. HTML allows unclosed tags (p, li), attribute shorthand (disabled), and is case-insensitive. XML requires all tags to be closed, all attributes to have values, and is strictly case-sensitive. XHTML is the XML-ized version of HTML that follows XML syntax rules. In the HTML5 spec, void elements (img/br/hr/input/meta/link) don't need closing tags, but in XML they must be self-closed.
HTML has predefined tags and allows unclosed tags; XML has custom tags and requires strict closing. XML is case-sensitive and requires all attributes to have values.
Yes. The tool auto-closes unclosed tags, normalizes attributes, and handles self-closing tags to ensure valid XML.
Yes. HTML5 semantic tags and void elements are correctly converted.
No. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your data never leaves your device.
Yes. Set the XML version, encoding, and whether to include the declaration via options.
Yes. Drag and drop HTML files onto the input area for automatic conversion.