XML XPath Tester

Files stay on your device · 100% private Runs in your browser

Test and evaluate XPath expressions against XML documents in real-time.

Supports XPath 1.0 functions, axis, & predicates
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Common XPath Syntax Patterns

//element
Selects all elements with tag matching everywhere
/root/child
Selects direct child from the root node
//node[@attr='value']
Predicate filter by specific attribute value
//node[price > 30]
Numeric comparison on child element value
//node[1] or [last()]
Positional index (1-based) or last element
//node/text()
Selects pure text content nodes
//@attribute
Selects attribute nodes themselves
count(//node)
XPath function returning total match count

How to Use XML XPath Tester

1

Select or Upload

Choose your file or paste your input into the workspace above. Drag and drop is supported.

2

Configure & Process

Adjust options to fit your task. Processing runs immediately with no waiting queue.

3

Download Result

Preview and save your output in one click with no watermarks or sign-up prompts.

Private & Confidential

Browser tools process files locally on your device, and server temporary files are deleted automatically within 15 minutes.

Free & No Registration

Full access to every utility without creating an account, signing in, or hitting paywalls.

Works on Any Device

Responsive layout that runs smoothly on desktop, tablet, and mobile browsers across all operating systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is XML XPath Tester completely free to use?

Yes, XML XPath Tester on KiloToolbox is 100% free with no limits, hidden fees, or account sign-up required.

Are my files safe and private?

Yes. XML XPath Tester processes all files directly inside your web browser using client-side JavaScript and WebAssembly. Your files never leave your computer or mobile device and are never uploaded to any remote server.

Can I use XML XPath Tester on mobile phones and tablets?

Yes, KiloToolbox is fully responsive and runs smoothly on iPhone, Android, iPad, Mac, Windows, and Linux.