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Random XML Generator

Generate random XML documents

Generate random XML documents with customizable structure. Perfect for creating test data, mock APIs, or learning XML format. Customize the number of elements, nesting depth, and attributes to match your testing needs.


How to generate random XML?

Follow these steps:

  • Set the number of root elements
  • Configure nesting depth
  • Choose whether to include attributes
  • Select data types for element values
  • Click 'Generate' to create random XML
  • Review the generated XML document
  • Copy the result for your testing or development work

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Why Generate Random XML?

XML is still widely used in enterprise applications, APIs, and data exchange formats. When testing XML parsers, creating sample data, or learning XML structure, you need valid XML documents. Creating these manually is time-consuming. A random XML generator creates well-formed XML instantly with various structures and data types.

Perfect For

  • Creating test data for XML parsers
  • Generating sample XML for APIs
  • Testing XML validation and transformation
  • Learning XML structure and syntax
  • Creating mock XML responses

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is a random XML generator?

It's a tool that creates random but valid XML documents with customizable structure. You can configure options like the number of elements, nesting depth, and whether to include attributes.

Is the generated XML valid?

Yes! The generator creates well-formed XML that follows XML syntax rules. All elements are properly opened and closed, attributes are correctly formatted, and the document structure is valid.

Can I customize the XML structure?

Yes! You can configure the number of root elements, maximum nesting depth, whether to include attributes, and what types of data to use for element values (strings, numbers, etc.).

What can I use this for?

Random XML generators are perfect for creating test data, testing XML parsers, generating sample data for APIs, learning XML format, and creating mock XML responses for development.

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