Convertee — Data Format Converter

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Input

Data

Output

View

CSV

.csv

SQL

.sql

CSV → JSONCSV → SQLJSON → SQLXML → JSONJSON → YAMLCSV → Excel

InputCSV

Table Preview0 rows × 0 columns

Paste or upload data, then convert to see a table preview

OutputSQL

Output will appear here after conversion

InputCSV

CSV

CSV Options

Delimiter

Quote character

First row as header

Trim whitespace

Skip empty rows

SQL

SQL Options

Table name

SQL dialect

Include CREATE TABLE

Include DROP TABLE

Batch INSERT size

Quote style

NULL handling

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110 Conversion Routes

11 formats, every combination supported

CSV

Comma-separated values. The most common tabular data format.

CSV → JSONCSV → SQLCSV → XMLCSV → Excel

JSON

JavaScript Object Notation. Lightweight data interchange format.

JSON → CSVJSON → SQLJSON → YAMLJSON → XML

SQL

Structured Query Language. CREATE TABLE + INSERT statements.

SQL → CSVSQL → JSONSQL → XML

XML

eXtensible Markup Language. Hierarchical document format.

XML → JSONXML → CSVXML → YAML

YAML

YAML Ain't Markup Language. Human-readable config format.

YAML → JSONYAML → CSVYAML → TOML

XLS

Excel

Microsoft Excel spreadsheet format (.xlsx).

Excel → CSVExcel → JSONExcel → SQL

HTM

HTML Table

HTML table elements. Embeddable in web pages.

HTML → CSVHTML → JSON

Markdown

Markdown table syntax. For docs and READMEs.

MD → CSVMD → JSONMD → HTML

TSV

Tab-separated values. Spreadsheet clipboard format.

TSV → CSVTSV → JSON

TML

TOML

Tom's Obvious, Minimal Language. Config file format.

TOML → YAMLTOML → JSON

TEX

LaTeX

LaTeX tabular environment. For academic papers.

LaTeX → CSVCSV → LaTeX

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11 formats, 110 routes