Or upload a file - .csv / .tsv / .txt
Using CSV to TSV takes just three steps:
CSV uses commas as field delimiters, while TSV uses tabs. If data contains commas, CSV requires quoting with double quotes, but TSV rarely needs quoting since data rarely contains tab characters. TSV is often preferred for datasets containing text descriptions.
The tool automatically handles CSV quote escaping rules: if a field contains the delimiter, newlines, or quotes, CSV wraps it in double quotes and escapes internal quotes. These are properly handled when converting to TSV and vice versa.
Yes, you can paste multiple rows or upload a full CSV/TSV file. The result can be copied with one click or downloaded as a file.
Absolutely. All conversion is done locally in your browser. No data is uploaded to any server.
Beyond standard commas and tabs, you can use semicolons, pipes, spaces, or any custom delimiter character.