Free XML to Scala Converter Online
Convert XML to Scala case classes instantly — free, browser-only, no upload needed.
XML Input
Scala Output
What Is XML to Scala?
Got an XML API response and need to model it in Scala? Doing it by hand is tedious — element names, nested structures, optional fields. This tool reads your XML and generates Scala case classes you can drop straight into your project. It follows the W3C XML 1.0 spec and supports the scalaxb ecosystem. You can parse the output with scala.xml.XML, wire it into Akka HTTP, or use it in a Play Framework controller. Everything runs in your browser — no data leaves your machine.
How to Use This Tool
Paste or Upload XML
Paste XML or upload a file. Set class name, package, Data Class, and Nullable Types in the config.
Review Scala Output
The right panel shows generated case classes. Use scala.xml or scalaxb to parse and populate.
Copy or Download
Use Copy or Download. For JSON to Scala, use JSON to Scala. For XML formatting, use XML Formatter.
When XML to Scala Helps
When building Akka HTTP, Play, or Spark apps that consume XML APIs, generate case classes here. Use scala.xml or scalaxb to parse.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get case classes instead of regular classes?
Enable the Data Class toggle. This generates case class definitions with apply, copy, and pattern matching support. Pair it with scala.xml to load your data.
What does the Nullable Types option do?
When enabled, fields that could be absent are typed as Option[T] instead of T. This matches how scalaxb handles optional XML elements — safer than null checks.
Can I use this output with Akka HTTP or Play?
Yes. Copy the generated case classes into your project, then use Akka HTTP or Play Framework XML body parsers to populate them. The tool gives you the data model; the framework handles the HTTP layer.
Does the tool send my XML to a server?
No. All conversion happens in your browser using JavaScript. Your XML never leaves your machine — there is no server involved.
What XML structures are supported?
The tool handles arbitrarily nested XML following the W3C XML 1.0 spec. Nested elements become nested case classes. Attributes are mapped to fields. Text-only nodes map to String fields.
XML to Scala Examples
Here is an example of generating Scala case classes from XML.
Example: Subscriber record
XML input:
Generated Scala output:
Related Tools
For Scala XML parsing, see scala.xml and scalaxb. For XML, see the W3C XML spec and W3C XML. For parsing in the browser, see MDN DOMParser. For JSON, see json.org.