Convert CSV to LaTeX

Convert a CSV file into a clean LaTeX tabular format directly in your browser. Paste or upload your CSV, preview the LaTeX code instantly, and export it ready to drop into your document.

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Supported file types: .csv, .txt, .tsv, .log, .json
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Options
Include column alignment

How to Use:

  • Paste your CSV content into the Input CSV box or upload a .csv, .txt, or similar plain-text file using the Choose File button.
  • The tool treats the first row as the header and processes the CSV instantly.
  • The LaTeX Output box shows a live preview of your formatted tabular code.
  • Use the Include column alignment toggle to decide whether to insert |c|c|...| alignment inside the LaTeX environment.
  • Column names and values are automatically escaped to prevent LaTeX syntax issues with characters like &, %, or _.
  • The preview updates automatically whenever you edit the input or change the toggle setting.
  • The tool flashes the output box briefly each time it updates, so you can spot the refresh.
  • The Total characters counter shows how long the generated output is.
  • Use Copy Output to send the LaTeX to your clipboard.
  • Use Export to File to save the LaTeX code as a .tex file.
  • Click Clear All (if added) to reset input, output, and options.

What Convert CSV to LaTeX can do:

Convert CSV to LaTeX makes it simple to transform structured data into a LaTeX tabular environment. It escapes special characters, aligns your content neatly, and gives you ready-to-copy code. You don’t need a LaTeX editor or script just paste, preview, and drop the result into your paper, report, or presentation. It’s perfect for academic tables, financial data, or any CSV you’d normally format by hand.

Example:

Input:

Name,Age,Location
Alice,30,USA
Bob,25,UK
Charlie,35,Canada

Output:

\begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|}
\hline
Name & Age & Location \\
\hline
Alice & 30 & USA \\
Bob & 25 & UK \\
Charlie & 35 & Canada \\
\hline
\end{tabular}

Common Use Cases:

Use it to drop tables into research papers, build reproducible data layouts in LaTeX, or convert exported spreadsheet data into printable academic formatting. It’s fast, accurate, and browser-based no extra setup or installs.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

Before converting, Trim CSV Columns helps remove extra padding that could mess up LaTeX alignment. And once you’re done, Convert CSV to Markdown is a quick way to prep the same table for a blog or doc.