Add your YAML
Paste YAML into the editor or upload a valid .yaml or .yml file up to 10 MB.
Transform readable YAML into properly escaped, indented XML while preserving nested mappings, sequences, attributes, and text values.
Create a structured XML document from YAML in three focused steps.
Paste YAML into the editor or upload a valid .yaml or .yml file up to 10 MB.
Choose the root behavior, then convert mappings, sequences, attributes, and text into XML nodes.
Review the formatted document, copy it, or download a clean UTF-8 .xml file.
YAML uses indentation, mappings, and sequences to describe structured information. XML uses elements, attributes, and text nodes. This converter bridges those models with deliberate rules instead of simply replacing punctuation.
Keys beginning with @ become XML attributes, #text becomes element text, and YAML arrays generate repeated sibling elements. Element names are validated and all values are XML-escaped.
A polished workflow for developers, integrations, migrations, and configuration data.
Your YAML remains in the browser and is never submitted to the website server.
Reserved characters are escaped and element names are checked before XML is created.
Nested YAML becomes readable XML with consistent two-space indentation.
Practical details about converting YAML structures into XML.
Yes. You can paste, upload, convert, copy, and download without creating an account or paying a fee.
Prefix a YAML key with @. For example, "@id": 42 becomes the XML attribute id="42".
Each array item becomes a repeated XML element using the array key as its element name.
The special #text key adds text inside an element that also contains attributes or child elements.
No. Parsing, XML generation, preview, copying, and download creation happen locally in your browser.
The converter stops and identifies the invalid name so you can correct the YAML key instead of downloading malformed XML.