HCODX / TOML to XML
100% browser-based · UTF-8 safe · No upload

TOML to XML

Paste TOML, get XML. Runs entirely in your browser — no upload, no signup. Preserves structure and primitive types where possible. Use the action bar below to copy or download the result.

TOML input
XML output
Conversion options
Reverse (XML → TOML)
Input size
0 B
Output size
0 B
Output lines
0
Status
Ready
Use cases

What you'll use this for

TOML to XML conversion fits a wide range of integration, migration, and tooling tasks.

Legacy bridges

Feed XML-only systems with data authored in TOML — no manual rewriting.

Feeds & catalogs

Convert structured TOML datasets into XML payloads for partners and feeds.

Build configs

Generate XML build descriptors from a cleaner TOML source of truth.

SOAP / Webservices

Prototype XML payloads quickly using TOML as the editing format.

Step by step

How to convert TOML to XML

1

Paste your TOML

Drop it into the left editor. CodeMirror highlights syntax and reports errors inline.

2

Pick options

Defaults work for most inputs. Toggle auto-convert if you prefer manual runs.

3

Click Convert

Or leave auto-convert on for live updates as you type. Everything runs locally — no server.

4

Copy or download

Grab the XML to clipboard or download as a .xml file.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Completely free, no signup, no limits.

No. Conversion runs entirely in your browser. Your data never leaves your device.

Yes. After the first load, the page works without an internet connection.

Each table key becomes an element. Nested tables nest as child elements. Array-of-tables repeats the element name.

No. All values are emitted as text inside elements. Use a post-processor if you need attribute-based XML.

About

About this converter

TOML and XML solve overlapping problems with different syntax. This tool converts between them in your browser using battle-tested parsers and serializers — no server round-trip, no rate limits.

How it works

  • Parse the TOML into an intermediate JavaScript object.
  • Normalize primitive types (numbers, booleans) where the target format supports them.
  • Emit XML using a deterministic serializer.

Privacy

  • Everything runs client-side — your data never leaves the browser.
  • No accounts, no tracking of input, no rate limits.
  • Works offline after the first load.
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