XML to TypeScript Converter

Paste XML and get TypeScript interfaces that mirror the document shape — nested elements, repeated arrays, attributes, and inferred scalar types.

Last updated: May 28, 2026

Root interface:exportreadonlyXML attributesInfer numbers/bools

XML Input

TypeScript Interfaces

XML parsing requires a browser environment

Client-Side Processing

Input Data Stays on Device

Instant Local Execution

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What is XML to TypeScript Converter?

This converter parses an XML document and maps each element to a TypeScript interface. Child elements become typed fields, repeated sibling elements become arrays, attributes can be optionally included, and scalar text content is typed as string, number, or boolean when inference is enabled.

How to Use XML to TypeScript Converter

Paste XML into the input panel.

Set a root interface name or leave blank to derive it from the XML root element.

Toggle attributes, scalar inference, readonly, and export options.

Copy the generated TypeScript interfaces.

Common Use Cases

Typing XML API responses in a TypeScript service.
Generating interfaces for XML configuration files.
Scaffolding types before writing an XML parser.
Comparing XML and JSON model shapes in TypeScript.

Example Input and Output

An XML order with nested customer and repeated items becomes typed TypeScript interfaces.

XML input

<order><customer><name>Alice</name></customer><item><title>Book</title><price>9.99</price></item></order>

TypeScript output

export interface Customer {
  name: string;
}

export interface Item {
  title: string;
  price: number;
}

export interface Order {
  customer: Customer;
  item: Item;
}