Turn feeds and XML exports into readable business text

You read a feed as a list of dated entries, not a thicket of tags. RSS and Atom feeds convert properly: titles, dates, links and content as readable Markdown. Other XML comes back as-is inside a Markdown file, with its token count shown before you spend it.

Convert a XML file

Three free, no account, nothing stored.

What you get

Feeds (RSS, Atom) as a readable list of entries with headings, dates and links.
Any other XML unchanged, wrapped as .md, with the token count.

Before you drop it in

Verbose XML is expensive. A SOAP dump or a config export can be mostly tags. The meter shows what you're about to spend.

What survives, what doesn't

RSS and Atom feed entries	✓ Kept	Title, date, link, content.
Other XML	✓ Kept	Returned unchanged.
Schemas, namespaces, attributes	✓ Kept	Untouched, because the file isn't altered.

What it looks like

A feed with one entry converts to:

# Site Bulletin

## Wet weather procedure updated
Published on: Mon, 07 Sep 2026

The revised procedure applies from Monday. Crews check the board at 6:30.

[Read more](https://example.com/bulletin/42)

Questions about XML

Which XML gets a real conversion?

RSS and Atom feeds. Everything else is passed through unchanged inside a markdown file.

Can I convert a sitemap or a config file?

You can upload it. You'll get it back as-is with a token count, which is usually what you wanted to know.

Other files we convert

PDF to Markdown Word (DOCX) to Markdown PowerPoint (PPTX) to Markdown Excel (XLSX) to Markdown HTML to Markdown EPUB to Markdown CSV to Markdown JSON to Markdown

Drop your XML file and see what it really costs your AI.

Three free conversions. No account. Nothing stored.

Convert a XML file