Turn comma-separated data into clean, indented XML. Configure custom root and record tag names for schema compatibility.
Yes, specify custom names for root (<records>) and individual rows (<record>).
Each header becomes an element name, with spaces and punctuation replaced by underscores so the tag stays valid XML.
Yes. Ampersands and angle brackets are escaped, so the generated XML stays well-formed.
It expects one record per line and splits on commas, trimming surrounding quotes. For CSV with commas inside quoted fields, use the CSV to JSON converter first.
The tool reports an error asking for at least one data row, so you never download an empty XML file.