Convert TSV Cols to Rows

Convert TSV Cols to Rows in your browser. Instantly transpose tab-separated columns into rows for easier analysis, formatting, or export.

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Supported file types: .tsv, .txt, .log, .csv, .json, .xml, .md, .ini, .yaml, .yml, .html, .htm, .css
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Options
Trim cells
Pad short rows
Maximize output

How to Use:

  • Paste or import your TSV content into the TSV Input box.
  • Click Choose File to upload .tsv, .txt, or other supported plain text formats.
  • Enable Trim cells to remove whitespace around each value.
  • Turn on Pad short rows to fill missing cells with empty values during transpose.
  • Toggle Maximize output to expand the output area for better visibility.
  • Click Convert to switch columns into rows.
  • Use Copy Output to copy the result or Export to File to download the transposed TSV.
  • Press Clear All to reset the tool and start again.

What Convert TSV Cols to Rows can do:

Convert TSV Cols to Rows takes your tab-separated column data and flips it making each column become a row. If you’re working with wide data or want to make column-wise data readable in a vertical format, this tool makes it fast and easy. You can trim and pad values automatically, preview the output live, and export it cleanly. Whether you’re prepping data for a script, simplifying formatting, or just making it easier to scan, this tool gives you full control in one click.

Example:

Input:

Name	Age	City
Sean	32	London
Jane	29	Paris

Output:

Name	Sean	Jane
Age	32	29
City	London	Paris

Common Use Cases:

Use Convert TSV Cols to Rows to flip tabular data into a vertical format for better readability, layout control, or input into systems that expect row-wise formatting. It’s perfect for reversing exports, flattening spreadsheets, or simplifying review of each column.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

Once you use Convert TSV Cols to Rows, follow up with Display TSV Statistics to make sure everything flipped as expected. And if you ever need to undo it, TSV Rows to Columns puts things right back in place.

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