XML Viewer

XML Viewer and XML Formatter are both essential tools when working with XML data. Here's an overview of both:

XML Viewer
An XML Viewer is used to display XML files in an organized, human-readable format. It allows users to visualize the data in a structured way, typically as a tree structure, making it easy to understand nested or hierarchical data.

Key Features:
Tree View: Displays XML data in a hierarchical structure, which makes it easy to navigate.
Color Coding: Highlights tags, attributes, and values in different colors for easier reading.
Expand/Collapse: Lets you expand or collapse nodes to view details at different levels.

XML Formatter
An XML Formatter is used to automatically organize or "beautify" a minified XML document. It adds proper indentation, line breaks, and spacing to make the document more readable and understandable.

Key Features:
Formatting: Automatically formats the XML with correct indentation and line breaks.
Human-Readable: Converts compressed or hard-to-read XML into a more easily readable format.
Error Handling: Some formatters also validate the XML syntax and can point out errors in the document.