Converts CSV (with header) into XML rows.
CSV to XML converts CSV text with a header row into XML, wrapping each data row in a <row> element and each column value in a tag named after its header. It is useful when you need to feed tabular data into systems that expect XML, such as legacy APIs, config imports, or XML-based data pipelines. Parsing runs entirely in your browser, so you can convert CSV to XML without uploading anything.
No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript, and your CSV is never uploaded or stored anywhere.
Yes. The first row is treated as headers, and each header becomes the XML tag name for the values in that column. Without a header row the data will be parsed using the first data line as tag names.
The ampersand (&), less-than (<), and greater-than (>) characters in values are escaped to &, <, and > so the output stays valid XML.
Any character that is not a letter or digit in a header is replaced with an underscore, since XML tag names cannot contain spaces or most symbols. For example, a column named "First Name" becomes the tag <First_Name>.
All rows are wrapped in a single <rows> root element, each record becomes a <row> element, and every cell is a child tag named after its column header. Empty cells produce empty tags.