CSV Viewer Online
Upload a CSV file and view it as a sortable, formatted table
Como usar CSV Viewer
- 1
Upload or paste your CSV
Drop a .csv file onto the tool or paste CSV text directly.
- 2
Select delimiter
Choose the correct delimiter if your file uses semicolons, tabs, or pipes instead of commas.
- 3
Browse the table
Scroll, sort columns, and inspect your data in the formatted table view.
Perguntas frequentes
Is my data safe?
What delimiters are supported?
Is there a row or file size limit?
Does it handle quoted fields that contain commas?
Can I edit the data in the viewer?
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O que é CSV Viewer?
View, explore, and inspect CSV files in a clean, sortable table directly in your browser. Upload or paste CSV data and immediately see it formatted as a readable table with column headers, row counts, and sorting. Supports custom delimiters (comma, semicolon, tab) and handles large files. Your data never leaves your browser — no uploads to any server.
Por que usar CSV Viewer?
- Instantly readable — see raw CSV data formatted as a clean table with a single paste.
- Sortable columns — click any column header to sort rows ascending or descending.
- Custom delimiters — works with comma, semicolon, tab, and pipe-separated files.
- 100% private — your CSV data (which may contain sensitive records) never leaves your browser.
- No Excel or spreadsheet software required — view any CSV directly in your browser.
Casos de uso de CSV Viewer
Quick data inspection
Open a CSV export from a database, CRM, or analytics tool to quickly browse the data without launching Excel.
Data validation
Check that exported CSV files have the correct columns, row counts, and no obviously malformed rows before importing them elsewhere.
Debugging data pipelines
Inspect intermediate CSV files produced by ETL scripts or data transformation pipelines to verify output format.
Sharing structured data
Paste CSV data from an email or document to quickly understand its structure before writing code to parse it.
Dicas e boas práticas
- 💡If columns are not aligned correctly, try changing the delimiter from comma to semicolon or tab — common in European exports.
- 💡Click a column header to sort the table. Click again to reverse the sort order.
- 💡The row count shown in the header excludes the header row — it reflects the number of data records.
- 💡For very wide CSV files, scroll horizontally to see all columns. The first column stays pinned for easier navigation.