CSV to PDF

1. Select Open CSV file or paste comma-separated data into CSV.
2. Check the Live preview, especially columns, quotes and important values.
3. Choose your paper size, orientation, text size, line spacing and margins. Select First row is a heading only when the first row contains column names.
4. Select Create PDF, review its pages and select Download PDF.

First row is a heading

Off by default. When selected, the first row is bold and repeats on later table pages. Leave it off when every row contains data.

File name

Choose the name for the downloaded PDF; the CSV original stays unchanged.

Paper size

Choose A4, Letter or A3. Wider paper can help tables with more columns.

Orientation

Choose portrait or landscape. Landscape gives wide tables more room.

Text size

Choose 8–36 points. Smaller text can help long values fit; always check readability.

Line spacing

Choose spacing for multiline cells. Rows stay together where they fit; a row too tall for a page is reported.

Margins (mm)

Choose 5–50 mm of space around the table.

Process all files

Create a separate PDF for each selected CSV with the same settings. Failures are reported separately; download individual copies or a ZIP.

Clear text

Remove the current input and PDF from this workspace. Refresh also clears working files.

Comma-separated CSV in UTF-8 or BOM-marked UTF-16, or pasted CSV. Quoted commas, doubled quotes and multiline fields are supported. Use the same number of columns in every row.

Files up to 2 MB can be read; the table input is limited to 50,000 characters. Very wide values or a row taller than the page need smaller text, wider paper or a smaller section.

Up to 1,000 rows and 12 columns. The shared table builder has a 500-page output limit. These are enforced bounds, not a guarantee for every device.

Use a current browser. Cross-browser acceptance and observed examples are recorded separately; no arbitrary-file completion guarantee is made.

Up to 100 selected files and 512 MB combined, subject to the per-file limits. An individual failure does not stop the other files.

Values are treated as text. 00123 stays 00123 and 123.450 stays 123.450. No number rounding, date conversion or formula calculation is performed.

Yes. Put a field containing a comma or line break inside double quotes. Inside a quoted field, write two quotes for one literal quote. The preview shows the resulting table.

No. Every row is data by default. Select First row is a heading when it actually contains headings; the heading then repeats on later pages.

This tool accepts comma-separated CSV, not semicolon-separated exports or Excel workbooks. Export a comma-separated CSV first. Spreadsheet formatting, merged cells, images and formulas are not reconstructed.

The tool asks you to correct it. It does not silently move values to guessed columns or discard rows. Check quoted commas and empty fields.

Yes, after the app's processing files finish downloading. The CSV, preview and output remain on your device. Refresh clears working files; download the result first.