XML Generator for Test Data, JSON, and Reusable Templates
XML Generator creates sample XML in three ways: build a document visually, convert pasted JSON to XML, or fill a template with realistic fake data. In the visual builder, set a root, child elements, attributes, and repetition. Template data can include names, dates, numbers, and UUIDs; use a seed to make generated values repeatable. Generate batches and copy the values you need.
XML Generator is a browser-based XML generator for creating sample XML for development and testing. Choose a visual builder, a JSON-to-XML converter, or a template generator with realistic fake data. You can generate values for tests, fixtures, and seed data, then copy the results you need.
The visual builder lets you set a root element, children, attributes, and repetition. If you already have JSON, paste it into the conversion mode to generate XML. For template generation, available fake data includes names, dates, numbers, and UUIDs. A seed makes template results repeatable, which is useful when you want to reuse generated values.
XML represents data with named elements and can also express attributes, while JSON organizes data using objects and arrays. Converting JSON to XML is useful when a test, fixture, or other development task calls for XML but your starting data is in JSON. The visual builder and template generator offer other ways to create sample XML when you do not have JSON to convert.
XML Generator runs entirely in your browser: input is processed on your device and is not sent to a server. Once the page has loaded, it works offline, and you do not need a signup. Developers and DevOps engineers can use it to prepare sample data for tests, fixtures, and other workflows without inventing every value by hand.
Step 1: Choose a mode: use the visual builder, paste JSON for conversion, or start with a template for generated data.
Step 2: Set the options for your chosen mode. In the visual builder, configure the root, children, attributes, and repetition.
Step 3: For template data, choose the values you need, such as names, dates, numbers, or UUIDs. Set a seed if you want repeatable results.
Step 4: Generate the XML and review the values for your test, fixture, or seed data.
Step 5: Copy the XML values you need and use them in your project.
Use case: Create ready-to-use XML values for automated tests, fixtures, or seed data instead of writing sample documents by hand.
Use case: Generate a batch of test values at once when a test suite needs multiple records.
Use case: Use realistic fake names, dates, numbers, or UUIDs to make sample data more representative than values typed in by hand.
Use case: Set a seed when you need generated template data to be repeatable across test runs.
Use case: Convert pasted JSON to XML when you need sample XML based on data you already have in JSON format.
Use case: Build sample XML visually by setting a root, child elements, attributes, and repetition without composing the document manually.