CSV → TXT コンバーター
CSVファイルをダウンロード可能な.txtテキストファイルに変換。列をタブ、カンマ、パイプ、スペース区切りのテキストとして保持し、結果をプレビューして保存 — すべてブラウザ内で完結。
データのライブテーブルプレビューがここに表示されます。
This page exports a .txt (tab-separated by default) — switch the separator in 出力形式 if you prefer.
Convert a CSV file to a TXT file
Sometimes you specifically need a .txt file rather than a spreadsheet — for an import, an editor, or a system that only accepts text. This tool turns your CSV into a text file while keeping the columns, and lets you choose how they are separated.
Paste or upload the CSV and pick a separator. Tab-separated is the default because it stays readable and rarely clashes with data, but you can export comma, pipe or space instead. The download is named with a .txt extension, ready to use.
Prefer a delimiter-free list? Use CSV to plain text. Need it done in the browser with an upload focus? See CSV file to text file online.
How to use it
貼り付けまたはアップロード
Add your text or drop a file — it is read locally in your browser, never uploaded.
Preview & adjust
Check the live table and the row / column counts, then tweak the delimiter or options if a column looks off.
Copy or download
Grab the result with Copy or Download. You can reopen recent conversions from this device too.
Input and output example
CSV saved as a tab-separated .txt file that keeps every column.
name,city
Ada,NY
Lin,LAname city
Ada NY
Lin LAChoosing the text layout
.txtはいくつかの形でテーブルを保持できます — 適切なものを選んでください。
Tab-separated .txt
The safest general choice: columns are separated by tabs, which almost never appear inside values, so the structure survives. Many tools that import “text” expect exactly this layout.
Comma, pipe or space .txt
Choose comma to keep CSV-style separation in a .txt file, pipe for system feeds, or space for a lightweight look. Quoting still protects any value that contains the chosen separator.
Line endings for Windows vs Unix
Pick CRLF if the file will be opened in Windows Notepad or sent to a Windows system, or LF for Unix, macOS and most programming tools.
Encoding
Text is UTF-8. Enable the BOM if the .txt will be opened in Excel so non-Latin characters display correctly; leave it off for most editors and scripts.
Tips and edge cases
- Opening in Notepad on Windows? Choose CRLF line endings for clean line breaks.
- Tab-separated is the most reliable if your data contains commas.
- For a human-readable list with no separators, use CSV to plain text.
Why a .txt instead of a spreadsheet
A .txt file sidesteps the assumptions spreadsheets make about your data — no auto-formatting, no locale surprises — which is exactly why many import pipelines ask for text. Keep the tab layout for the most reliable round trip, switch to CRLF endings for Windows tools, and add the UTF-8 BOM only when the file is destined for Excel. For a delimiter-free version, the plain-text export is one click away.
CSV to TXT Converter — FAQ
How do I keep the columns in a .txt?
Choose a separator (tab, comma, pipe or space). The columns are preserved using that delimiter.
Which line endings should I use?
CRLF for Windows/Notepad, LF for Unix, macOS and most code editors.
How is encoding handled?
UTF-8, with an optional BOM for opening in Excel.
Can I convert several CSVs to TXT?
Yes — the same options apply; use the batch pattern for multiple files.