Explore CSV as an interactive tree — rows, columns, search, expand & copy

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Enter CSV on the left to explore it as a tree…

Click a node to expand/collapse. Hover any value and click the copy icon to copy it. Everything runs in your browser — your data is never uploaded.

CSV Viewer — Explore CSV as an Interactive Tree

Paste any CSV and explore it as a collapsible tree of rows and columns. The header row becomes the column keys, and every record turns into a node you can expand, collapse, search and copy — far easier to scan than a wall of comma-separated text for wide exports, database dumps or spreadsheet downloads. Parsing follows RFC 4180 — quoted fields, embedded commas and escaped quotes are handled — and runs entirely in your browser; your data is never uploaded.

Features

  • Row & column tree — click any row to expand its columns
  • Search by column or value — filter and highlight matches instantly
  • Typed cells — numbers, booleans and null are detected automatically
  • RFC 4180 parsing — quoted fields and embedded commas just work
  • Expand all / Collapse all — toggle the whole table in one click
  • Hover to copy — copy a single cell or a whole row
  • 100% private — parsed and rendered in your browser, no upload, no signup

Common use cases

  • Inspect a spreadsheet export or database dump without opening Excel
  • Find a specific record in a wide CSV by searching the tree
  • Check which columns a CSV actually contains before importing it
  • Verify quoted fields and embedded commas parsed the way you expect

Why this CSV viewer

Raw CSV is hard to read once rows get wide or values contain commas; the tree turns each record into clickable structure and lets you search columns and values at once. The same explorer also handles JSON, XML, YAML and TOML — one free, client-side tool for every data format, with nothing sent to a server. Need a different format? Convert with CSV to JSON.

How to use

  1. Paste or type CSV (with a header row) into the editor on the left.
  2. Explore the tree on the right — click rows, search, or use Expand all / Collapse all.
  3. Hover any cell and click the copy icon to copy it, or copy a whole row.

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