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Online XML Generator from XSD

Paste an XSD (XML Schema) and generate a sample XML instance. This tool focuses on common XSD patterns (elements, complexType, sequence/all/choice, simpleType restrictions like enums) and produces a compact, predictable example XML.

Category: Developer · URL: /tools/online-xml-generator-from-xsd.html
Privacy: runs locally in your browser. No uploads, no tracking scripts.

How to use

Use this XSD-to-XML generator in a few steps:

  1. Paste your XSD into the XSD input.
  2. Click Detect Roots (or just click Generate XML) to list top-level elements.
  3. Select the desired root element.
  4. Choose options like Include optional and Pretty print, then click Generate XML.
  5. Copy the XML output.
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Secondary intents covered: Generate a minimal XML instance for testing against an XSD, Extract/select available root elements from a schema, Create sample payloads for SOAP/REST XML APIs, Quickly prototype XML templates from complexType definitions, Verify enum values and required vs optional nodes in output, Copy generated XML into Postman/unit tests, Debug schema structure (sequence vs choice) by seeing an example, Generate deterministic placeholder values for common XSD primitive types, Handle referenced global elements and named types

FAQ

Does this tool validate the generated XML against the XSD?

No. It generates a best-effort sample instance based on common XSD constructs; use an XML validator if you need strict validation.

Which XSD features are supported?

Common ones: global elements, named/inline complexType, sequence/all/choice (first option), attributes, and simpleType restrictions with enumerations.

Can it generate multiple items for maxOccurs or unbounded?

To keep output small, it generates a single instance per element even if maxOccurs is greater than 1.

How are values chosen for xs:string, xs:int, xs:boolean, dates, etc.?

It uses deterministic placeholders (e.g., example, 0, false, 2000-01-01) so outputs are predictable.

Does it handle namespaces and qualified elements?

The generator keeps output simple and typically omits namespaces; if your schema requires strict qualification, validate and adjust the instance as needed.

Is my XSD sent to a server?

No. The parsing and generation run locally in your browser (no network calls from the tool).

Why are some optional elements missing?

By default, elements with minOccurs="0" (and non-required attributes) are omitted; enable Include optional to add them.