XML to SQL

Generate INSERT statements from XML data. Configure the target table, paste, generate.

Loading XML data into a SQL database usually means writing a small script. Converterzilla's XML to SQL converter does the busywork: it detects rows in your XML, flattens nested fields into columns, escapes single quotes, and emits ANSI INSERT statements ready to paste into any SQL client.

How to use XML to SQL in your browser

  1. Drop or paste XML. Upload your XML file.
  2. Set the target table name. We sanitize the table name to safe SQL identifier characters.
  3. Click Generate SQL. INSERT statements appear below — one per row in the XML.

Why use Converterzilla for XML to SQL

ANSI SQL

The output works in PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, SQL Server and Oracle without modification.

Quote-safe

Single quotes inside string values are escaped to ''. Numbers and booleans stay unquoted.

Sanitized identifiers

Table and column names are cleaned to valid SQL identifiers automatically.

Frequently asked questions about XML to SQL

Not yet — the output is INSERTs only. CREATE TABLE generation with inferred types is on the roadmap.

Missing or null XML values become SQL NULL (unquoted).

Yes — up to about 50 MB on a typical laptop. For larger files we'd recommend a streaming parser via a Node script.

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