How to use it
Choose an XLS or XLSX workbook.
Select the worksheet you want to export.
Download the UTF-8 CSV and check columns and values.
Export a selected worksheet from an XLS or XLSX file to a standard UTF-8 CSV file locally in your browser.
Get help with this toolCSV is the interchange format of data: databases, scripts, other spreadsheets, and web tools all accept it. Exporting a worksheet to CSV is the standard way to move data out of Excel into something else — or to share data without Excel-specific features getting in the way.
This tool exports the visible values of a selected worksheet from an XLS or XLSX workbook to a UTF-8 CSV file, locally in your browser. The CSV contains values, not formulas — a cell that computes a total exports as the computed number. Merged cells and formatting are flattened, because CSV has no way to represent them.
Choose an XLS or XLSX workbook.
Select the worksheet you want to export.
Download the UTF-8 CSV and check columns and values.
Importing spreadsheet data into a database or script that expects CSV
Sharing one sheet with a system that does not read Excel files
UTF-8 CSV output that imports cleanly into databases and other tools.
Sheet selection for multi-sheet workbooks.
Local export — financial and business data stays on your device.
The worksheet you select in the preview; a CSV file holds one flat table, so one sheet is exported per download.
CSV carries calculated values, not formulas. Review calculated columns in the downloaded file.
No. Reading and export run locally in your browser.