Comma Separator
Input
Options
Result
Common Uses
Quick Examples
List to CSV:
apple
banana
cherry → apple, banana, cherry
CSV to List:
apple, banana, cherry → apple
banana
cherry
With Quotes (SQL):
apple, banana → "apple", "banana"
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What is a Comma Separator?
A comma separator tool helps you convert between different list formats. It can add commas to a line-separated list (creating CSV format), remove commas from CSV data (creating a line-separated list), or convert between different separators entirely.
This tool is essential for data preparation, whether you're formatting data for spreadsheets, preparing SQL queries, creating arrays for programming, or converting between different data formats.
All processing happens locally in your browser for privacy and speed. Your data is never sent to any server.
Features
Add Commas Mode
Convert line-by-line lists into comma-separated values. Perfect for creating CSV data from vertical lists.
Remove Commas Mode
Convert comma-separated data back into a line-by-line list. Ideal for working with CSV data in other formats.
Convert Separators
Change between any separator types: commas, newlines, tabs, semicolons, pipes, or custom delimiters.
Quote Items
Optionally wrap each item in quotes (single, double, or backticks). Perfect for SQL queries or programming arrays.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert a list to CSV format?
Select "Add Commas" mode, paste your line-separated list, and click the button. Your list will be converted to comma-separated values.
Can I add quotes for SQL IN clauses?
Yes! Enable the "Quote each item" option and select your preferred quote character (single or double quotes). The output will be formatted like: 'item1', 'item2', 'item3'
What separators are supported?
The tool supports newlines, commas, semicolons, tabs, spaces, pipes, and custom separators. You can convert between any combination of these.
Can I remove duplicates while converting?
Yes! Enable the "Remove duplicates" option in the settings. Duplicate items will be removed before the conversion, keeping only unique values.