How to use this office tool
- Select a compatible source file.
- Review the header or column setting and preview limit.
- Choose Update headers, inspect the bounded preview, and download the newly generated result.
Rename CSV column headers in the browser while leaving the remaining records in their original order, then download a newly generated CSV.
Parses the CSV with delimiter detection, replaces the first row with the comma-separated names you enter, and safely serializes every row into a new CSV Blob.
Keep the original file until you have checked the downloaded result in your spreadsheet application.
Accepts CSV or TSV text input as described above and creates a new CSV or XLSX result.
| Format | Use |
|---|---|
| XLSX / XLS | Workbook data input where applicable |
| CSV / TSV / XML | Plain structured-data input where applicable |
| Output | A newly generated XLSX or CSV file |
Type one name per column in the New headers field, separated by commas and in the desired order.
No. The number of replacement names must match the existing number of columns.
No. Only the first parsed row is replaced; subsequent records remain in the same order.
The exporter quotes fields when needed and doubles embedded quotation marks.
With Protect text values enabled, exported values beginning with common formula markers are prefixed with an apostrophe.
| Stage | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Read | Local browser memory |
| Transform | Parses the CSV with delimiter detection, replaces the first row with the comma-separated names you enter, and safely serializes every row into a new CSV Blob. |
| Export | New downloadable file |