ReallyUseful.Tools

Free web browser tools

Excel/CSV

Work with spreadsheets and delimited data locally. Convert between CSV and Excel, export to XML, SQL, HTML, Markdown, PDF, or vCard, and clean or explore large files on your device.

Merge CSV files

Combine multiple CSV files into one in your browser. Rows are stacked and headers aligned by name.

CSV editor

Edit CSV cells in a spreadsheet grid in your browser. Add or delete rows, then download CSV or Excel.

CSV analyzer

Inspect a CSV for row and column counts, inferred types, and file size — entirely in your browser.

CSV validator

Check a CSV for uneven columns and quoting errors in your browser. Review issues before using the file.

Remove duplicate CSV rows

Remove duplicate rows from a CSV in your browser. Optionally dedupe on selected columns only.

Change CSV delimiter

Change a CSV delimiter between comma, semicolon, and tab in your browser, then re-export the file.

Sort CSV

Sort CSV rows by any column, ascending or descending, in your browser — then download the sorted file.

Filter CSV with SQL

Run SQL SELECT queries on a CSV in your browser (table name data). Export matching rows locally.

Extract CSV columns

Extract selected columns from a CSV into a new file in your browser. Keep only the fields you need.

Compare CSV files

Compare two CSV files by full row and see counts only in A, only in B, or in both — in your browser.

Merge Excel files

Combine multiple Excel files into one .xlsx in your browser. Stacks rows from each workbook’s first sheet.

Remove duplicate Excel rows

Remove duplicate rows from an Excel sheet in your browser. Optionally dedupe on selected columns only.

Filter Excel with SQL

Run SQL SELECT queries on an Excel sheet in your browser (table name data). Export matching rows.

Compare Excel files

Compare two Excel workbooks by full row on each file’s first sheet — only in A, only in B, or both.

Excel/CSV FAQs

Can I convert CSV to Excel without uploading my file?

Yes. Excel and CSV tools on ReallyUseful.Tools process files in your browser. Your data stays on your device.

Do I need Microsoft Excel to use these tools?

No. These tools run in a modern web browser, so you do not need Microsoft Excel or desktop spreadsheet software installed.

Are Excel and CSV tools free?

Yes. Every Excel and CSV tool on ReallyUseful.Tools is free to use, with no account or subscription required.

What can I do with CSV and Excel files here?

Convert between CSV and Excel, export to XML, SQL, HTML, Markdown, PDF, or vCard, and view, edit, merge, split, sort, filter, or compare files locally.