Document Conversion Toolbox
Map XML structures to Markdown headings, lists, tables, or code blocks in the browser locally, while preserving namespace and attribute descriptions.
How to use the document conversion toolbox
The document conversion toolbox parses XML only in the current browser; it does not upload, access the network, or write to persistent storage.
Enter XML
Paste XML text and confirm the encoding and root node.
Select mapping
View a structured preview of the headings, lists, tables, code blocks, and attribute descriptions.
Check and export
After confirming the namespace and nesting levels, copy or download the Markdown.
Limitations and Notes
- The mapping from structure to Markdown is a deterministic heuristic and does not mean that any XML has a unique document meaning.
- Scripts, external entities, and network references will not be executed or loaded; parse errors will show their locations.
- Enter up to 1 MiB; complex tables and mixed content need to be reviewed in the target Markdown renderer.
FAQ
Will external entities be parsed?
No; the tool does not read the file system or load network entities.
Will properties be lost?
Standard properties are retained as descriptions, and extensions that cannot be mapped are retained as notices.
Will XML be uploaded?
No, processing is completed locally in the browser.