XML Viewer for Android

XML is the data format behind Android manifests, Maven POM files, SVGs, SOAP APIs, configuration files, and more. XMLVEdit gives Android users a proper way to view and navigate these files — not as a wall of text, but as a parsed, collapsible tree that makes structure obvious at a glance.

The tree view is the heart of XMLVEdit. Every XML element becomes a node you can expand or collapse. Attributes show inline. Text content is readable. You can navigate deeply nested structures quickly, search for specific elements, and jump to the line in the raw source that corresponds to any node in the tree.

Validation happens in real time. As you edit, XMLVEdit checks for well-formedness errors — unclosed tags, malformed attributes, encoding issues — and highlights them immediately. For developers working with API responses, configuration files, or Android resource XMLs, catching a parse error before it reaches production is valuable.

XMLVEdit also handles large XML files gracefully. Files that would crash a simple text editor load quickly because XMLVEdit parses and streams the content, only rendering what's visible on screen. For log files and data exports that run into megabytes, this matters.