What this tool does
CSV to Excel: free online File tool with clear controls, private processing where supported and verifiable results.
Input and output
Create Excel file: one file (CSV) → the CSV to Excel result, which you can copy and download when the tool produces a file
How to use CSV to Excel
- Provide one file (CSV).
- Fill in Delimiter (auto when blank).
- Leave Input encoding at its default "utf-8" or choose another value.
- Press "Create Excel file" and review the result in the panel on the right.
- Download or copy the CSV to Excel result, which you can copy and download when the tool produces a file.
Settings
Privacy and limitations
- CSV to Excel runs entirely in your browser: the input is not uploaded, so it never leaves your device.
- Accepted input types: CSV.
- Output: the CSV to Excel result, which you can copy and download when the tool produces a file.
- Results depend on valid input and on the limits declared by each field above; this page does not promise a fixed processing time or file size.
Frequently asked questions
- Is my data uploaded when I use CSV to Excel?
- No. This tool runs entirely in your browser, so the input stays on your device and is not uploaded.
- Which input does it accept?
- It accepts one file (CSV). Supported file types: CSV.
- What do I get back?
- After you press "Create Excel file" the result panel shows the CSV to Excel result, which you can copy and download when the tool produces a file, which you can copy or download.
- Can I change the settings?
- Yes. The page exposes Input encoding (UTF-8, UTF-8 with BOM, GB18030, Big5, ISO-8859-1, UTF-16 LE); First row contains headers (Yes, No); Detect numbers, booleans and ISO dates (Yes, No).
