CSV Viewer
Inspect quoted CSV data as a readable table.
Inspect and transform structured records with quoted-field-aware parsing.
Choose the operation that matches your task. Each tool explains its limits, accepts local input and lets you copy or download the result. Your original files remain unchanged.
Inspect quoted CSV data as a readable table.
Clean whitespace, capitalization, empty rows and repeated rows in CSV data.
Keep the first copy of each exact CSV row while preserving headers and order.
Convert CSV records into a JSON array with named fields.
Convert an array of JSON objects to CSV with a union of object keys.
Convert comma-separated records to quoted tab-separated data.
Convert tab-separated records into correctly quoted CSV.
Extract one numbered column from each CSV record.
Append a combined column made from the selected CSV fields.
Split a chosen CSV column using a literal separator and pad short records.
Keep rows whose chosen column contains a literal text value.
Check CSV quoting and confirm consistent column counts.
Normalize CSV quoting and record separators without changing field values.
Rearrange columns using an explicit sequence of column numbers.
Swap CSV rows and columns while preserving field contents.
Use one operation at a time and check the result before replacing important source data. CSV utilities parse structured records; text tools work on physical lines. Those are different when quoted CSV fields contain line breaks.
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