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Convert comma separated values files

One table, one row per line, values separated by commas. The most importable format there is. Plain text. Each line is a record, each value is separated by a delimiter, and the first line is usually a header row. That is the format you end up with when something needs to look the same on every screen, which is why it keeps turning up in getting data out of a system that only exports plain text. From here it can become PDF, HTML, JSON, TXT and XLSX, and the conversions run on your own device, so the file is never uploaded anywhere.

At a glance

Source
CSV
Where it runs
Your browser
Cost
Free, unlimited
Account
Not needed
CSV

Converter

Universal converter

On device

Drop one or more comma separated values files.

or select comma separated values

Your file never leaves this browser

    About the format

    One table, one row per line, values separated by commas.

    Plain text. Each line is a record, each value is separated by a delimiter, and the first line is usually a header row.

    Where it is good
    • Almost every system on earth can import it
    • Plain text, so you can read and edit it directly
    • Perfectly suited to genuine tables
    Where it falls short
    • No formatting, no multiple sheets, no formulas
    • Commas and newlines inside values need careful quoting
    • Encoding problems appear the moment a spreadsheet exports it
    You will find it on
    Data analysts, developers, every import button ever built

    The thing people miss

    A CSV exported by Excel on Windows is often UTF-8 with a byte order mark, which makes the first column name read as "Name".

    Where it goes next

    Getting data out of a system that only exports plain text

    Real jobs

    What people are actually doing with CSV

    Getting data out of a system that only exports plain text

    Importing a list into a website, a CRM or a bank portal

    Turning a spreadsheet into something a script can read

    How to

    Converting a CSV file

    1. 01

      Add your comma separated values

      Drag the file onto the drop zone, or tap to browse. Only one file is needed.

    2. 02

      Pick what you want it to become

      Every format this file can become is listed in the switchboard. Pick one and the converter opens with sensible defaults already set.

    3. 03

      Download the result

      Your converted file downloads straight to your device. Nothing was uploaded, so there is no file to delete from a server afterwards.

    Also available

    CSV converts into

    Questions

    CSV conversion questions

    How do I convert CSV to another format?

    Add your comma separated values file to the drop zone, choose the target format, adjust the options if you want to, and press convert. The finished file downloads immediately.

    Is my file uploaded anywhere?

    For most conversions, no. They run entirely inside your browser tab. The file is read from your device and the result is written back to your device.

    Do I need an account?

    No. There is no signup step, no email capture and no usage counter. Open the tool, convert the file, close the tab.

    Will there be a watermark or a page limit?

    Neither. On-device conversions produce a clean file with no branding and no cap on pages, size or number of files.