CSV and Excel serve different needs
CSV is ideal for moving raw data between systems. Converting CSV to XLSX makes the same table easier to open, share, filter, and continue working with in Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets.
Turn a CSV file into an Excel (.xlsx) workbook. Confirm the detected encoding and delimiter while keeping every CSV field as text.
Auto-detect the format, preview your table, and download the converted file.
Open messy CSV files as clean Excel spreadsheets, no upload required.
Comma, semicolon, and tab separators and the character encoding are detected for you — including UTF-8 and GBK.
Leading zeros, long IDs, phone numbers, and date-like values stay as text instead of being auto-converted.
Your CSV is parsed locally in your browser and never sent to a server.
CSV stores plain rows and columns, while an Excel XLSX workbook adds a structured spreadsheet format. This converter creates a ready-to-use Excel file while protecting values that spreadsheet apps often change automatically.
CSV is ideal for moving raw data between systems. Converting CSV to XLSX makes the same table easier to open, share, filter, and continue working with in Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets.
Phone numbers, postal codes, order IDs, and date-like values are written as text so the Excel file does not silently remove zeros, round digits, or change their format.
The converter detects comma, semicolon, and tab delimiters plus common encodings such as UTF-8, GBK, and Big5. You can review the detected settings before downloading the XLSX file.
Three steps, fully in your browser.
Drag and drop a .csv file, or click to choose one.
Check that rows and columns are split correctly in the preview.
Download a standard .xlsx file, ready to open in Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets.
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Yes. It is completely free and runs in your browser with no sign-up required.
Comma, semicolon, and tab-separated files are detected automatically, so most CSV exports just work.
Yes. The character encoding is auto-detected (UTF-8, GBK, Big5, and more), so accented and non-Latin text is decoded correctly.
No. The CSV is parsed locally in your browser and never sent to a server.
Yes. CSV fields are written to the XLSX workbook as text, preserving leading zeros in phone numbers, postal codes, account numbers, and other identifiers.
CSV is a plain-text table with values separated by delimiters. Excel XLSX is a workbook format that is easier to browse, filter, share, and edit in spreadsheet applications.
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