CSV Parser

Parse CSV data into a clean, visual table with delimiter support and header detection.

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About CSV Parser

CSV (Comma-Separated Values) is one of the most widely used formats for exchanging tabular data between applications. Spreadsheets, databases, APIs, and data pipelines all rely on CSV as a lightweight, human-readable interchange format. However, raw CSV text can be difficult to scan visually — especially when dealing with many columns, inconsistent delimiters, or quoted fields containing special characters.

Our CSV Parser converts raw CSV text into a clean, interactive HTML table directly in your browser. It supports multiple delimiters (comma, semicolon, tab, and pipe), automatic header detection, and handles edge cases like quoted fields and escaped characters using the PapaParse library. All processing runs entirely client-side — your data is never uploaded to any server, keeping it completely private and secure.

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How to Use

01

Paste or Upload CSV

Paste your CSV data into the input pane on the left, or click Upload to load a .csv file from your computer.

02

Configure and Parse

Select your delimiter, toggle the header row option, and click "Parse" to convert the CSV into a table.

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Review the Table

Browse the parsed table with row numbers, column headers, and zebra striping. Check the stats bar for row and column counts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a CSV Parser? expand_more
A CSV parser reads raw CSV (Comma-Separated Values) text and converts it into structured tabular data. It handles delimiters, quoted fields, escaped characters, and line breaks to produce clean rows and columns you can inspect visually.
Which delimiters are supported? expand_more
The tool supports four common delimiters: comma (,), semicolon (;), tab, and pipe (|). Select the appropriate delimiter from the toolbar dropdown before parsing.
Is my data safe? expand_more
Yes. All parsing happens locally in your browser using the PapaParse JavaScript library. No data is transmitted to any server, so your CSV content remains completely private.
Can I parse CSV files without a header row? expand_more
Yes. Uncheck the "Header row" option in the toolbar and the parser will generate automatic column labels (Column 1, Column 2, etc.) instead of treating the first row as headers.