CSV to Excel turns CSV, TSV and text files into a proper .xlsx workbook. It finds the separator by itself, reads Hindi and other languages correctly, and can keep leading zeros in phone numbers, PIN codes and roll numbers.

When to use CSV to Excel

• Open a bank or app export in Excel with the columns in place
• Combine several CSV files into one workbook, one sheet each
• Keep 10-digit phone numbers and IDs from turning into 1E+09

How to use CSV to Excel

1. Add one or more CSV files.
2. Check the preview, then pick the separator if it was not found.
3. Click Convert to Excel.

Questions about CSV to Excel

Are my files uploaded?

No. The file is opened and changed inside your browser, on your phone or computer. Nothing is sent to our servers.

My numbers lost their leading zeros. What do I do?

Tick "Keep values exactly as written". Every value then stays as text, just as it was in the CSV.

Which separators work?

Comma, semicolon, tab and pipe. The tool detects them, or you can choose one.

Is it safe?

Yes. CSV to Excel works inside your browser. Your files are not uploaded anywhere, so nobody else can see them, and there are no waiting queues.

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