XML to TXT

Free online XML to TXT converter. Files are processed locally in your browser, never uploaded.

Click or drag file here

Supports files up to 100MB

All files are processed locally in your browser and never uploaded to any server.

About XML to TXT

XML files are full of paired tags and attributes, making the actual content hard to read. XML to TXT parses the document and extracts the text inside every node into clean plain text—handy for reading, searching, AI input, or data wrangling. The file is parsed locally in your browser, never uploaded.

How to use

Converting XML to TXT with Fangge takes just three steps:
1. Click the upload area above and select the XML file from your device (or drag it onto the page);
2. Conversion starts automatically and happens entirely in your browser—your file is never uploaded;
3. When it finishes, click "Download File" to save the TXT file locally.

Why convert XML to TXT?

Writing workflow: Markdown is great for writing, HTML for publishing—they complement each other;
Static sites: Markdown to HTML deploys straight to blogs and doc sites;
Data cleaning: strip rich-text tags and get clean plain text;
Team collaboration: a unified format eases version control and review.

XML to TXT FAQ

Is XML to TXT conversion free?

Yes. Fangge is completely free, requires no registration, and has no conversion limits or hidden fees.

Will the converted TXT file keep the original formatting?

Conversion focuses on extracting text content. Basic structures like headings and paragraphs are preserved where possible; images, complex tables, and multi-column layouts may be simplified.

Is my file uploaded to a server?

No. All conversion happens locally in your browser. Your file data never leaves your device, making the process private and secure.

Is there a file size limit?

Files up to 100MB are supported, which covers the vast majority of e-books and office documents.

How do I save the file when converting to PDF?

When the target format is PDF, a nicely formatted print page opens after conversion. Use your browser's "Print → Save as PDF" to save the file—the text stays selectable and CJK characters render perfectly.