Batch XML processing for Mac
Batch-process XML files on Mac without overwriting originals
XML Lens batch processing applies a selected XML workflow to multiple files on macOS and writes results to an output directory. The app keeps originals untouched, supports local XSLT stylesheets for batch transforms, and surfaces missing inputs or configuration before running.
Build a repeatable batch
Choose XML files, select an operation, and choose an output directory. Batch operations include formatting, minification, validation, conversion, and XSLT transformation, so repetitive cleanup or export work can stay in one native workspace.
- Select multiple XML files
- Choose formatting, minify, validation, conversion, or XSLT
- Choose a destination folder before running
- Use one selected stylesheet for XSLT batches
Reversible workflow by default
XML Lens writes batch results to the selected output location rather than overwriting source files. Usage history records processed documents and success information locally so you can review what happened without sending file content to a service.
- Original files are not overwritten
- Errors identify missing files, output folders, or stylesheets
- Remote XSLT resources are not loaded
Know the conversion boundary
Batch conversion follows the same loss-aware behavior as single-document conversion. When XML is converted to JSON, YAML, or CSV, mixed content, namespaces, comments, ordering, and other XML details may not survive; preserve your originals and review representative output.