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Convert TOML to XML - Complete Guide

Step 1

Input Your TOML Configuration

Get your TOML configuration ready. You have several convenient options:

Paste directly: Copy your TOML from Rust projects or Python configs
Upload file: Click the Upload button to select a .toml file
Try sample: Click the Sample button to see an example with server config

TOML input example:

[server]
host = "localhost"
port = 8080
Step 2

Automatic Conversion to Well-Formed XML

Watch as your TOML is transformed into valid XML. The converter provides:

Proper indentation: Clean, readable XML with 2-space indentation
XML escaping: Automatic handling of special characters
Perfect for Java: Ready for Spring Boot and enterprise apps

XML output example:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<root>
  <server>
    <host>localhost</host>
    <port>8080</port>
  </server>
</root>
Step 3

Download or Copy Result

Once converted, you can copy the XML to your clipboard or download it as a .xml file ready for use in your Spring Boot, Maven, or enterprise applications.

FAQs About TOML to XML Conversion

Why convert TOML to XML?

XML is widely used in Java/Spring Boot applications, Maven/Gradle configs, and enterprise systems. Converting from TOML allows you to integrate Rust or modern config files into legacy XML-based systems or Java ecosystems that expect XML configuration format.

How are TOML arrays converted to XML?

Arrays of tables (e.g., [[servers]]) are converted to multiple XML elements with the same tag name. Simple arrays become multiple elements with the same parent. This follows standard XML conventions for representing collections.

Is the XML output valid and well-formed?

Yes! The converter generates valid, well-formed XML with proper indentation (2 spaces), XML escaping for special characters (&, <, >, quotes), and includes the standard XML declaration (<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>).

Can I convert back to TOML?

Yes! Use our XML to TOML converter to convert back. We also offer TOML formatting, validation, and conversion tools for JSON, YAML, and ENV variables.