XML Strip Tool

Remove XML tags and extract plain text content from XML documents

XML

Converter

Text

Cleaner

XML Input

About the XML Strip Tool

The XML Strip Tool efficiently removes all XML markup including tags, attributes, comments, and processing instructions while preserving the actual text content. This tool is perfect for extracting readable text from XML documents, converting XML data to plain text, or cleaning up XML content for further processing.

Features: Removes XML tags, preserves inner text, handles CDATA sections, removes comments and processing instructions, maintains text structure, and processes entirely in your browser for maximum privacy.

All processing happens locally in your browser - no data is sent to any server, ensuring your XML content remains completely private and secure.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What does the XML Strip Tool do?

The XML Strip Tool removes all XML tags, attributes, and markup from your XML content while preserving the inner text. It extracts plain text content from XML documents, making it readable without the structural markup.

Is my XML data processed securely?

Yes, all XML processing happens entirely in your browser. No data is sent to any server, ensuring complete privacy and security of your XML content.

What XML elements are removed?

The tool removes XML tags (opening and closing), attributes, XML comments, processing instructions (like <?xml?>), and CDATA sections while preserving the actual content within CDATA.

Can I process large XML files?

Yes, the tool can handle large XML content. However, very large files may take a moment to process depending on your browser's performance.

Does the tool preserve text formatting?

The tool preserves meaningful line breaks and removes excessive whitespace for better readability. The original text content structure is maintained where possible.

What if my XML is malformed?

The tool will attempt to process malformed XML, but results may vary. For best results, use well-formed XML. The tool will show an error if it cannot process the content.