Pretty-print and export any XML document — config files, RSS feeds, SVG sources, API responses, e-invoice payloads — as a clean, syntax-highlighted PDF. Perfect for code reviews, audits, archival and documentation.
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XML files
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Drop an .xml file onto the upload zone or pick it from your device. The file is parsed locally in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
ZentoPDF re-indents the XML so it is readable, adds syntax highlighting (tags, attributes, text nodes, comments) and breaks long lines so nothing gets clipped on the printed page.
Click download to grab a clean, polished PDF of your XML document — ideal for code reviews, audit reports and archival snapshots of API payloads or config files.
Convert JSON files to PDF format.
Convert CSV spreadsheet files to PDF format.
Convert a plain text file into a PDF.
Write or paste Markdown and export it as a beautifully formatted PDF.
Convert Word documents (DOCX, DOC, ODT, RTF) to PDF format. Supports multiple files.
Anything textual XML works: config files (web.xml, build.xml), API responses, RSS/Atom feeds, SVG sources (as XML), e-invoicing payloads (UBL, ZUGFeRD/Factur-X, Peppol BIS), SAML/SOAP messages and generic data dumps. Very large XML files (hundreds of megabytes) work but may take a while to render.
No — the converter focuses on visual pretty-printing rather than schema validation. If you need to validate against a schema, use a dedicated XML validator first; ZentoPDF will then render the same file as a clean PDF for archival.
No. The whole conversion happens locally in your browser using a streaming XML parser and pdf-lib. Your XML files and the resulting PDF never leave your device, which makes the tool safe for confidential API payloads or e-invoicing documents.
Yes. The options panel lets you pick the indent width (2 or 4 spaces / tabs), the code font and the page margins. A live preview shows how each setting affects the rendered page.
Yes — 100% free, no signup, no watermark, no daily quota.