Free, browser-based utilities for everyday developer workflows

XML / XPath / SOAP Inspector

Format raw XML, inspect SOAP envelopes, run XPath expressions, and generate structure summaries without leaving the browser.

  • Format and validate XML with readable indentation.
  • Run XPath expressions against the parsed document.
  • Inspect SOAP headers, body operations, and faults quickly.

Use cases

Inspect SOAP / XML Responses

Explore more in the Use cases library.

One input, three workflows: XML formatting, XPath extraction, and SOAP envelope inspection.

XML input

Supports plain XML payloads, SOAP envelopes, and XML copied from logs or HTTP responses.

Document summary

Root-
Namespace-
Elements-
Attributes-

Formatted XML

JSON structure

How to use XML / XPath / SOAP Inspector

Paste XML into the editor and use Parse & format to validate structure, normalize indentation, and generate a JSON-style summary. Move to the XPath tab when you need to extract specific nodes or attributes. For SOAP traffic, use the SOAP tab to see envelope, header, body, operation, and fault details quickly.

Common use cases

QA teams use this to inspect SOAP responses from legacy integrations, analysts use it to extract values with XPath from XML feeds, and developers use it to debug namespace-heavy payloads without reaching for desktop XML tooling.

Why run this in your browser?

All processing happens locally in your browser. Your data never leaves your machine, which matters for internal SOAP payloads, enterprise integrations, and production-like support traces.