Create XML Online: Form-Based XML Generator
An XML generator builds well-formed XML from structured input instead of error-prone hand-typing: define elements and values in a form and the document is assembled with correct nesting and escaping. For SOAP requests, the WSDL Analyzer's request builder goes further: it reads the operation's actual schema and generates the form for you.
How it works
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Define your root element, then add child elements and values in the form.
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Nest elements as deeply as needed; escaping and structure are handled automatically.
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Click Generate XML and copy the result, or start from JSON with the JSON to XML converter.
Frequently asked questions
How do I create an XML file online?
Use the form above: name your root element, add children with values, and generate. The output is well-formed by construction: every value is escaped and every tag closed. Save the result with a .xml extension.
Can I generate a SOAP request XML from a WSDL?
Yes. That's the WSDL Analyzer's Build Request feature: it reads the operation's input schema (types, required fields, enums, arrays) and renders a matching form; submitting it generates the complete SOAP envelope.
How do I add attributes to generated elements?
Use the attribute field on any element row (name=value). Attributes are emitted inside the opening tag with values quoted and escaped.
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