CSV Delimiter Converter
Detect the current separator, choose a new delimiter, preview the table, and download the converted CSV or TSV.
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How do I change the delimiter in a CSV file?
Regional Excel settings and different import systems may expect semicolons, tabs, pipes, or commas. A simple find-and-replace can corrupt values that contain separators inside quotes.
What this tool changes
- Parses quoted values before writing the separator you choose.
- Lets you override the detected source delimiter when the preview is wrong.
- Writes a new UTF-8 CSV or TSV file.
What it leaves alone
- Cell values, row order, column order, and quoted line breaks are preserved.
- The tool does not clean duplicates, whitespace, or malformed quoting.
- The source file is not modified.
How it works
Quoted separators are data. A comma inside a quoted address stays inside that cell instead of becoming a new column.
Regional CSV formats. Semicolon CSV is common where commas are used as decimal separators; tab-separated files are common for bulk imports.
Preview the structure. Confirm the detected columns before converting, especially when a file contains only one data row.
Processed locally. The file stays on your device. Filenames, rows, cells, and worksheet names are never sent to us or analytics.