Free tool · .csv to .xlsx · no upload
CSV to Excel without broken letters
Opening a CSV straight in Excel can scramble ₹ and Hindi, drop leading zeros or squeeze everything into one column. Convert it here instead: the separator and encoding are detected, the header row is bold and frozen, columns are sized to fit, amounts become numbers, and IDs with leading zeros stay exactly as they were.
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CSV to Excel
Convert a CSV to a proper Excel workbook: bold frozen header, column widths set, amounts as numbers, ₹ and Hindi intact. Free and private.
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How to use the tool
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Add the CSV
Comma, semicolon, tab and pipe files from any app or bank are recognised.
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Check the preview
Make sure the columns are split correctly and the letters look right.
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Convert to Excel
Keep “Make numbers real numbers” on to be able to total amount columns.
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Open it
The .xlsx opens in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers and WPS.
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Try PDF to QR →Frequently asked questions
Why do leading zeros disappear when I open a CSV in Excel?
Excel guesses every value is a number. Here, values like 007 or long account numbers are saved as text, so they stay as they are.
Does it keep ₹ and Hindi?
Yes. The text encoding is detected, and Excel files store text in Unicode, so they open correctly everywhere.
Is my data uploaded?
No. The CSV is converted in your browser.
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