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CSV Viewer

View any CSV as a sortable, searchable table — paste or drop a file, filter rows, and see column stats in your browser.

CSV Viewer — Most CSV viewers are desktop apps: Excel, Numbers, LibreOffice. They work, but they require an install, an account (for the cloud versions), or a license. For a quick "what is in this file?" question, a browser-based viewer is faster.

CSV parsing and filtering happen entirely in your browser. Files are never uploaded.

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What is csv viewer?

Most CSV viewers are desktop apps: Excel, Numbers, LibreOffice. They work, but they require an install, an account (for the cloud versions), or a license. For a quick "what is in this file?" question, a browser-based viewer is faster.

This viewer parses the CSV in your browser, shows it as a sortable, searchable table, and lets you filter, sort, and export the result. The file never leaves your device.

How to use it

  1. Paste or drop a CSV

    Drop a file onto the input area, click "Open file" to pick one, or just paste CSV text. The first row is treated as the header.

  2. Read the stats

    The summary cards show row count, column count, total cells, and the number of empty cells. Useful for a quick "how messy is this data?" check.

  3. Filter and sort

    Click any column header to sort by it (numeric sort when the values are numbers, alphabetic otherwise). Type in the search box to filter rows by any cell value.

  4. Export the result

    Download the filtered view as a CSV, or copy the whole thing as a JSON array. The export reflects the current sort and filter.

Examples

A small contacts list

Six rows, four columns, no missing values.

name,email,role,active
Ada,[email protected],engineer,true
Grace,[email protected],engineer,true

Result: A 6×4 table with sortable columns and a search box.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-21