Tool capabilities
- Input
- CSV
- Output
- CSV
- File formats
- .csv
How to use CSV Editor
Open and edit comma-separated values as a spreadsheet-style table. Change individual cells and column names, insert or remove rows and columns, and export the filtered table without an upload.
- Open a CSV file or edit the sample table. The first row supplies the column headings.
- Change cells, filter rows or use column sort controls. Navigate results in pages of 50 rows.
- Download CSV to save all matching rows in the displayed sort order.
CSV Editor · Example
Input
name,category,local JSON Editor,Developer,true Markdown Editor,Writing,true Color Picker,Design,true
Output
name,category,local My CSV,Data,true
Example of changing cells and downloading CSV. Row and column edits change your own output.
Usage notes
Quoted commas and embedded newlines are parsed as cell content. All rows must have the same number of columns.
Input limits are 5 MiB, 5,000 data rows, 50 columns and 100,000 cells.
Formula escaping prefixes cells that spreadsheets could execute with an apostrophe. Disable it when you need to preserve literal formula text.