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XML to Objective-C Converter

Paste XML and generate Objective-C model classes for an iOS or macOS codebase.

Last updated: May 28, 2026

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What is XML to Objective-C Converter?

This converter normalizes XML into an object shape and generates Objective-C NSObject model classes from it. XML attributes can be preserved, repeated elements become NSArray properties, nested elements become nested classes, and optional mapper methods can assign values from dictionaries.

How to Use XML to Objective-C Converter

1

Paste XML into the input panel.

2

Set a root class name or let the tool use the XML root element.

3

Choose a class prefix.

4

Toggle attributes, scalar inference, nullable annotations, and mapper output.

5

Copy the generated Objective-C code.

Common Use Cases

  • Creating Objective-C models from XML API samples.
  • Bootstrapping iOS parser models for XML feeds.
  • Migrating XML fixtures into NSObject classes.
  • Documenting XML response shapes in legacy Objective-C projects.

Example Input and Output

An XML order becomes an Objective-C root class with item array properties.

XML input
<order id="A100"><item><quantity>2</quantity></item></order>
Objective-C output
@interface WTPOrder : NSObject
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSString *id;
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSArray<WTPItem *> *item;
@end

Production use

Review generated mapper code and add custom date, enum, namespace, and null handling before using it in production.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this generate XML parsing code?
No. It generates Objective-C model classes from a normalized XML object shape. Add project-specific XML parsing as needed.
How are repeated XML elements handled?
Repeated sibling elements are represented as NSArray properties.
Should I keep the default class prefix?
Use your project prefix to avoid naming collisions with Apple frameworks and third-party libraries.
Does this upload my XML?
No. XML parsing and code generation happen locally in your browser.