XXE-Safe Local XML Inspector • Up to 500 MB

Online XML Viewer & Hierarchy Inspector

Open, auto-indent, and search XML documents, schemas (.xsd), property lists (.plist), and build configs (.csproj, .pom) 100% locally in your browser.

Drag & drop files here, or click to browse

Open single or multiple files simultaneously in tabs

Supports:PDFDOC / DOCX / ODTXLS / XLSX / ODS / CSVPPT / PPTX / ODPPSD / Images / SVG3D & CAD (STL / OBJ / DXF / STEP)TXT / DAT / CodeZIP / Media

🔒 Your files stay on your device. We never upload your files to any server.

Supported: .xml, .xsd, .xsl, .plist, .csproj, .pom, .config •Local Limit: 500 MB • 🔒 100% Client-Side Sandbox

Inspecting Extensible Markup Language (XML) Files Safely in the Browser

Extensible Markup Language (XML), defined by the W3C XML 1.0 specification, remains critical across enterprise banking (ISO 20022 SEPA/SWIFT messages), healthcare interoperability (HL7 CDA), government tax filings, SOAP web services, Apple property lists (.plist), and software build systems (Maven pom.xml and .NET .csproj). XML represents structured data through nested element tags, attributes, namespaces, and XML Schema Definitions (.xsd).

Many enterprise XML files are generated by automated middleware as a single unbroken line of text spanning tens of thousands of characters. Opening an unformatted XML file directly in a default browser window often fails with a cryptic stylesheet warning or struggles to render large trees, while uploading financial or healthcare XML payloads to third-party web formatters violates strict data confidentiality rules.

FilePeek provides a dedicated, read-only, client-side XML viewer that formats and highlights XML hierarchies right inside your browser memory. Furthermore, because FilePeek renders XML as tokenized read-only source rather than executing external DTDs or XML External Entities (XXE), you can safely inspect untrusted XML documents without any risk of XXE file disclosure or server-side request forgery.

Technical Specifications

Architectural details and file format parameters verified by FilePeek.

SpecificationW3C XML 1.0 / Namespaces in XML / XSD 1.1
Supported Extensions.xml, .xsd, .xsl, .plist, .csproj, .pom
Maximum File Size500 MB Local Browser Memory
Security ArchitectureImmune to XXE (XML External Entity) & XSLT execution
Formatting EngineOne-click XML tag indentation & pretty-printing
Search & NavigationLine-numbered syntax highlighting + instant keyword search

How to Open & View XML Viewer Files

Step-by-step instructions for viewing files without installing desktop software.

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Select or Drop Your .XML File

Drag any .xml, .xsd, .xsl, .plist, .csproj, or .pom file onto the dropzone above or click "Browse Files".

2

Pretty-Print Nested XML Tags

Click "Format / Pretty-Print" in the viewer toolbar to automatically indent compact single-line XML into a clear hierarchical tree.

3

Search Elements, Attributes & Namespaces

Use the built-in search bar to jump directly to specific tag names, attribute values, or transaction IDs.

4

Copy Formatted XML or Download

Copy the indented XML markup to your clipboard with one click or inspect encoding and byte size in the File Info panel.

XML Viewer Viewer Features

Modern browser utilities designed for clarity, performance, and privacy.

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Automatic XML Pretty-Printing

Expands single-line SOAP envelopes, SEPA bank messages, and Sitemap files into cleanly indented multi-line XML.

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Tag, Attribute & Comment Highlighting

Color-codes element tags, attribute names, quoted attribute values, CDATA blocks, and XML comments for rapid scanning.

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Complete XXE & XSLT Safety

Never resolves external entities (SYSTEM/PUBLIC DTDs) or executes XSLT scripts, ensuring 100% safe inspection of untrusted files.

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Support for XSD, XSL, PLIST, CSPROJ & POM

Recognizes standard XML derivatives including XML Schemas, macOS/iOS property lists, .NET project files, and Maven POMs.

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Line Numbers & Word Wrap Toggle

Pinpoint exact line numbers for schema debugging and toggle line wrapping for long text nodes or Base64 blocks.

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Instant Clipboard Copy

Copy the formatted or raw XML document in a single click for pasting into your IDE or documentation.

Common Real-World Scenarios

How professionals and casual users rely on FilePeek's local engine daily.

Enterprise Integration & Banking Engineers

Inspect ISO 20022 payment messages, SOAP payloads, and EDI-XML transmissions locally without exposing financial records.

Healthcare IT & HL7 Analysts

Review clinical document architecture (CDA) XML files and FHIR XML resources with 100% local HIPAA-friendly privacy.

.NET, Java & Apple Developers

Quickly read .csproj, pom.xml, AndroidManifest.xml, and Info.plist configuration files in the browser.

XML Viewer Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions regarding XML Viewer rendering and privacy.

Can FilePeek format a single-line minified XML file?

Yes. Clicking the "Pretty-Print" button in the XML viewer toolbar automatically breaks tags onto separate lines with clean hierarchical indentation.

Is FilePeek vulnerable to XXE (XML External Entity) attacks?

No. FilePeek processes XML strictly as tokenized text inside your browser sandbox and never resolves external DTDs, network entities, or XSLT scripts.

Which XML-based file extensions can I open here?

In addition to .xml, FilePeek natively supports .xsd (XML Schema), .xsl (XSLT Stylesheets), .plist (XML Property Lists), .csproj (.NET projects), and .pom (Maven project files).

Are my XML files uploaded to an external server?

Never. All reading, formatting, and syntax highlighting happen 100% locally inside your browser tab.

Can I open SVG files in the XML viewer or Image viewer?

SVG files (.svg) are rendered visually in our sanitized Image Viewer, and you can also inspect their XML structure safely.