The problem
XML is still common in product feeds, enterprise exports, SOAP responses, invoices, backups, and migrations. Generic converters often require users to upload sensitive files before they can even inspect the result.
XMLSlice takes a different approach: analyze the structure locally, show the repeating record choices, let the user choose columns, and generate CSV in the browser.
Product principles
- Local-first processing for source files and generated outputs.
- Visible mapping rules instead of opaque conversion guesses.
- Useful free access without requiring an account.
- Clear limitations and secure defaults for untrusted XML.
- Documentation built around real data structures and decisions.
Who it is for
XMLSlice is built for analysts, developers, operations teams, ecommerce managers, consultants, and anyone who needs to inspect or reshape an XML export without first building a custom script.
What comes next
The roadmap focuses on batch workflows, richer export controls, reusable mappings, and tools for complex one-to-many structures. The core promise remains the same: source files should stay local whenever the job can be completed in the browser.