Convert an Array of Arrays to CSV with live preview. Transform JavaScript-style arrays into clean CSV output, with trim and formatting options built in.
How to Use:
- Paste your
[[...],[...]]
formatted array into the Array of Arrays Input box or upload a file using Choose File. Supported types include.txt
,.csv
,.json
,.log
, and.js
. - Enable Trim fields to remove extra spaces around each item.
- Use Remove brackets/quotes to strip away quotes and output plain values (unquoted and unescaped).
- Turn on Maximize output to expand the result area for easier review.
- The CSV Output updates live and flashes when changes are made.
- Click Copy Output to copy the CSV to clipboard or Export to File to download it.
- A Total characters counter appears below the output.
- Press Clear All to reset all text, file inputs, and options.
What Convert an Array of Arrays to CSV can do:
This tool converts a JavaScript-style array of arrays into a properly formatted CSV file. It’s perfect for turning structured arrays like [[1,2,3],[4,5,6]] into clean, spreadsheet-ready output. Whether you’re working with JSON, exporting from code, or cleaning up test data, the conversion is fast, accurate, and all done in-browser.
Example:
Input:
[["Name","Age","City"],["Alice",30,"New York"],["Bob",27,"London"]]
Output (default):
"Name","Age","City"
"Alice",30,"New York"
"Bob",27,"London"
With Remove brackets/quotes enabled:
Name,Age,City
Alice,30,New York
Bob,27,London
Common Use Cases:
Use Convert an Array of Arrays to CSV to process test data, export JSON for Excel, convert script output to spreadsheets, or generate CSV from in-browser code. It’s great for developers, analysts, or anyone working with structured JavaScript data.
Useful Tools & Suggestions:
If you’re starting from raw JSON, Convert JSON to CSV might save you a step before messing with arrays. And once you’ve got your CSV, Convert CSV to Text Columns can help line things up cleanly for easier reading or editing.