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.xml — Extensible Markup Language

A flexible, tag-based text format for structured data, used for configuration files, data exchange, and document formats.

Commonly opened with
  • Any text editor
  • Any web browser
Supported platforms
  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Linux
  • Web / Cross-platform
  • Android
  • iOS
Editable?
Yes, with common software
Viewable without special tools?
Usually, yes
Commonly converted to
  • .json
  • .csv
Inherent format risk
Generally low risk
Safety guidance (not a guarantee)

This is a plain-text configuration or data format with no built-in ability to execute code on its own.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a .xml file?

A flexible, tag-based text format for structured data, used for configuration files, data exchange, and document formats.

Can I edit a .xml file?

Yes — .xml files are commonly editable with software such as Any text editor.

Does having a .xml extension mean the file is safe?

No single extension can guarantee that. This is a plain-text configuration or data format with no built-in ability to execute code on its own. Always consider where the file came from, not just its name.

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