A CSV is a table stored as text, and editing it in a text editor means counting commas. Here it opens as a grid: click a cell and type.
Sort by any column, filter rows by a word, add and delete rows and columns, and clear out empty rows. The result is saved as CSV again, or copied in a form that pastes into a spreadsheet or as a Markdown table.
How to use the CSV Editor tool
- Open a CSV file, or paste a table copied from a spreadsheet.
- Edit cells; use the buttons to sort, add or delete.
- Download the CSV.
Popular uses
- Quick fixes to an export before importing it
- Viewing a CSV without a spreadsheet program
- Making a Markdown table for documentation
Tips for the best result
- Press Enter to move down a column; a new row appears at the bottom.
- The first row is treated as column names and stays on top when sorting.
Quick facts
| Price | Free |
|---|---|
| Works with | CSV, TSV |
| Where it runs | In your browser, on your device |
| Account | Not needed |