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Change CSV output from commas to another delimiter such as semicolon, pipe, or tab.
Use this tool to change the delimiter used in CSV-style data. It is useful for regional spreadsheet formats, imports that expect semicolons or pipes, custom exports, and quick delimiter normalization.
Use this tool to change the delimiter used in CSV-style data. It is useful for regional spreadsheet formats, imports that expect semicolons or pipes, custom exports, and quick delimiter normalization.
Use change csv delimiter when you need a fast browser-based result without extra setup. It works well for quick checks, one-off tasks, and routine formatting or calculation work.
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Input
; name,email,role John,john@example.com,admin
Output
name;email;role John;john@example.com;admin
Useful for spreadsheet regions that prefer semicolons.
Input
| name,note John,"Hello, world"
Output
name|note John|Hello, world
Quoted CSV fields are preserved safely before being rewritten.
Fix: Use one delimiter character such as ; | or a tab.
Fix: Let the tool parse the CSV first and then write it with the new delimiter.
Fix: Put the new delimiter first, then a blank line, then the CSV.
It parses CSV safely and rewrites it using a new delimiter character.
Yes. Semicolon is one of the most common alternatives.
Yes. Use an actual tab character or \t depending on your implementation choice.
Yes. It parses quoted fields before writing the new delimiter-based output.
CSV to TSV is a fixed comma-to-tab conversion, while this tool lets you choose the output delimiter.