The Best XML Formatter
Chrome Extension
Format, search, and navigate XML and RSS data in an interactive tree view directly in your browser. Dark mode included.
From raw markup to structured tree
Parsy renders XML, RSS, and Atom feeds where you already are — no separate viewer needed.
Built for every XML dialect
An XML formatter built for developers
Every feature is crafted for speed and productivity. No bloat, no tracking.
Structured Element Tree
Collapsible nodes for every element, with text content and attributes clearly separated.
Attribute Highlighting
Attributes render inline next to their element so you keep full context while browsing.
Dark & Light Themes
Premium glassmorphism design in both modes. Switch instantly from the toolbar or popup panel.
Real-Time Search
Press Ctrl+F to search across all elements and attribute values.
File Viewer
Drag & drop local .xml, .rss, or .atom files. Works fully offline.
Zero Dependencies
100% pure JavaScript. No external libraries, no network requests, no tracking.
Premium developer experience
Every pixel is designed to reduce friction and enhance readability.
Stop squinting at raw data
Install Parsy in one click. Free forever, no account needed.
Install on Chrome — It's FreeWhy use Parsy as your XML formatter?
Raw XML is dense: nested elements, inline attributes, and no visual hierarchy make it easy to lose your place. Parsy acts as an XML formatter and viewer that automatically beautifies XML, RSS, and Atom content directly in your browser tab.
Elements collapse into a clean tree, attributes stay visible inline, and Ctrl+F search lets you jump straight to the node you need — all without pasting your document into an online converter.
Frequently asked questions
Does Parsy support RSS and Atom feeds?
Yes. Parsy recognizes RSS 2.0 and Atom feed markup and renders feed items in the same structured tree view used for general XML.
Can it handle XML namespaces?
Parsy displays namespaced elements and attributes exactly as written in the document, so prefixed tags like <ns:item> remain visible and readable.
Is my XML data uploaded anywhere?
No. Formatting happens 100% locally in your browser — nothing is sent to a server.
Can I format a minified, single-line XML file?
Yes. Parsy automatically re-indents compact or minified XML into a readable, collapsible tree.
Does Parsy validate XML syntax?
Parsy is a formatter and viewer focused on readability, not a strict schema validator. Well-formed XML renders as a tree; malformed documents may not parse correctly.
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