Convert CSV and TSV files into Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) spreadsheets in your browser. Drag, drop or paste CSV data, preview in a clean grid, and download.
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Supports .csv, .tsv, .txt · Max 10 files
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Opened a CSV file and found everything jammed into one column? You're not alone. A CSV is just plain text with commas, so Excel doesn't always split it into neat columns on its own. Our CSV to Excel converter fixes that - you just have to upload your file here, and it comes back as a proper Excel (XLSX) spreadsheet with every value in its own cell.
When you double-click a CSV, you often get a mess: rows squeezed into column A, numbers reading as dates, and leading zeros that vanish. Converting your CSV to Excel sorts all of that out. Each comma becomes a new column, your data lines up the way it should, and you get a clean sheet you can actually use.
Here's all it takes:
Open it in Excel, Google Sheets, or LibreOffice Calc and start working right away.
Doing this by hand in Excel means clicking through the Text Import Wizard, picking the right delimiter, and setting each column's type. Our online CSV to Excel converter skips all of that. A few things you'll notice:
A CSV is a plain text file that is light, simple, and great for moving data between apps. But it holds only raw values, with no formulas, colors, or multiple sheets. Excel (XLSX) is the full spreadsheet: it keeps formatting, lets you calculate, and supports charts and tabs. Converting CSV to Excel is how you go from raw data to a spreadsheet you can build on.
Anyone who gets handed a CSV and needs to actually work with it:
There's no sign-up and no fee. The whole conversion runs in your browser, so your file never leaves your device or sits on our servers. Use it as often as you like, on your phone, tablet, or computer - nothing to install.
Upload your .csv file, click Convert, and download the XLSX file. It opens in Excel, Google Sheets, or Calc with your data split into columns.
That happens when Excel doesn't split the commas on its own. Converting the file to a real XLSX puts each value in its own column, so you don't have to fix it by hand.
Yes, completely. There's no sign-up, no watermark, and no limit on how many files you convert.
Yes. The tool reads UTF-8 files, so names, accents, and symbols come through the way they should instead of turning into odd characters.
Yes. The conversion happens in your browser, and your file is not uploaded to or stored on our servers.
Yes. The converter runs in your phone's browser, so you can turn a CSV into Excel on Android or iPhone with nothing to install.