YAML to XML Conversion
Input
app:
title: DevTools
port: 3000Example output
<app>
<title>DevTools</title>
<port>3000</port>
</app>Convert bi-directionally between YAML configuration files and structured XML markup documents. Preserves lists, nested mappings, and data types entirely in your browser with built-in XXE protection.
| Operations | YAML to XML (default) and XML to YAML |
|---|---|
| Configuration Options | 2 or 4 spaces indentation, custom root tag name, and attribute prefixes |
| Safety & Privacy | 100% browser-side parsing with XXE protection; no server requests |
| Maximum Input | 5 MB |
| Execution Deadline | 3 s |
Input
app:
title: DevTools
port: 3000Example output
<app>
<title>DevTools</title>
<port>3000</port>
</app>Input
<app>
<title>DevTools</title>
<port>3000</port>
</app>Example output
app:
title: DevTools
port: 3000Standard XML does not have a lossless 1:1 mapping for trailing or inline YAML comments, so comments are omitted during translation.
XML standards mandate a single top-level root node. If YAML contains multiple root properties or a top-level sequence, it is enclosed inside the configured root tag name.
External DTD entities and recursive expansion attempts are detected and rejected prior to parsing XML.
XML ↔ JSON Converter
Convert bi-directionally between XML and JSON documents with configurable indentation, attribute prefixes, text node handling, and local XXE protection.
JSON ↔ YAML Converter
Convert bi-directionally between JSON and YAML with strict alias and cycle protection, custom indentation, and swap support.
YAML Formatter & Validator
Format YAML, validate its syntax, and report document details locally.
XML Formatter
Format, indent, prettify, or minify XML documents with customizable indentation, comment preservation, and self-closing tags.
The converter expects single-document YAML configurations. Separate multi-document streams into individual files for conversion.
Yes. Standard Kubernetes manifests, Helm values, and Ansible playbooks can be transformed to XML markup.
No. All parsing and conversion occurs completely in your browser. No data ever leaves your computer.