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Generate SQL INSERT statements from CSV with practical parsing controls.

• Generate INSERT statements: One INSERT statement is generated per data row.
• Delimiter options: Use auto-detection or choose delimiter manually.
• Encoding options: Read files as UTF-8, Windows-1252, or ISO-8859-1.
• Custom table name: Define and sanitize your output table identifier.
• Header to columns: Use first row as SQL column names if enabled.
• Private: Everything runs in your browser.

SQL INSERT output helps import spreadsheet data into databases and scripts.

• Database import: Use generated SQL in SQL clients and migration flows.
• Developer workflows: Use output in seed scripts and test fixtures.

CSV is parsed and transformed into SQL INSERT statements row-by-row.

• Parse CSV: Read CSV with selected delimiter and encoding.
• Prepare identifiers: Sanitize table and column names for SQL usage.
• Escape values: Escape single quotes in value literals safely.
• Export: Download or copy full SQL output.

These settings control parsing behavior and SQL output shape.

• Delimiter: Auto, comma, semicolon, tab, or pipe.
• Encoding: Choose encoding matching your source files.
• Table name: Output SQL table target name.
• First row as columns: Toggle header-to-column mapping.

Use Auto first, then switch manually if parsing is incorrect.

• Comma: Most common CSV delimiter.
• Semicolon: Common in some regional exports.
• Tab: For TSV-like files.
• Pipe: Used in some data pipelines.

CSV parsing and SQL generation run in your browser with no server upload; heavy output updates are deferred so the editor stays responsive on larger datasets.