How to use this office tool
- Choose a CSV or TSV file and confirm the parsed preview.
- Select an output delimiter and keep the cleanup protections you need.
- Create and download the new UTF-8 delimited file.
Clean a CSV or TSV file by trimming text, removing blank rows, and safely exporting consistent delimited data in your browser.
Clean a CSV or TSV file by trimming text, removing blank rows, and safely exporting consistent delimited data in your browser.
Enable text protection when opening the result in spreadsheet software if IDs, leading zeros, or formula-like text must remain literal.
Supported inputs and outputs for CSV Cleaner.
| Format | Support |
|---|---|
| CSV | Quote-aware comma-delimited input and output. |
| TSV | Tab-delimited input; useful when text contains commas. |
| Output | UTF-8 CSV, TSV, semicolon, or pipe-delimited text. |
Yes. The parser follows quoted-field rules, so commas inside properly quoted values stay in the same cell.
Yes. Clear the keep-empty-rows option to exclude rows whose cells are all blank after cleanup.
When text protection is enabled, values beginning with =, +, -, or @ are prefixed so spreadsheet apps treat them as text.
The cleaner treats parsed CSV fields as text and can protect formula-like values, but your spreadsheet application’s import settings still control display behavior.
Yes. Select Tab as the output delimiter before processing.
| Privacy | Local browser processing |
|---|---|
| Preview | Limited to 5–100 rows |
| Output | New file; source remains unchanged |