Paste your XML to format it with consistent indentation. Also flags unclosed tags, mismatched tags, and multiple root elements.
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This tool parses your XML into tags, text, comments and CDATA sections using its own hand-written tokenizer, then re-indents it two spaces per nesting level. A single text-only child (like <name>John</name>) is kept on one line, matching how most XML formatters handle simple leaf elements.
Since formatting requires understanding the tag structure, this tool also surfaces common well-formedness problems as it goes: unclosed tags, mismatched opening/closing tag pairs, and multiple root elements (valid XML must have exactly one root element).
The tool shows an error message describing the specific problem, such as a mismatched closing tag or an unclosed tag, rather than a formatted result.
No, this checks well-formedness only (correct tag structure), not validity against a specific schema. Schema validation is a separate, more involved process.
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