Filter TSV Data

Filter TSV Data lets you search and extract rows from tab-separated files based on keyword matches. Supports live filtering, file import, and flexible match options.

Paste your input above or import a file below.
No file chosen
Supported file types: .tsv, .txt, .csv, etc.
Total rows: 0
Options

Case sensitive
Exact match
Maximize output

How to Use:

  • Paste your tab-separated data into the Input TSV box or use Choose File to upload a .tsv or other plain-text file
  • Type your search term in the Filter by keyword box
  • Use the toggles in the Options box to refine your match:
    • Case sensitive: Enforces case in matches (e.g., “Bob” ≠ “bob”)
    • Exact match: Matches full cell values instead of partial matches
    • Maximize output: Expands the output box for easier review
  • Click Filter to apply the filter and see results live
  • Use Copy Output or Export to File to save the filtered TSV
  • Press Clear All to reset all fields and filters

What Filter TSV Data can do:

Filter TSV Data is a fast and powerful way to extract just the rows you care about from larger tab-separated datasets. Whether you’re filtering by name, ID, location, or any other column, the tool updates results live with each keystroke. It’s great for isolating specific entries, trimming down logs, or preparing partial datasets for sharing or further analysis. You can filter with exact or fuzzy matches, toggle case sensitivity, and work entirely offline in your browser.

Example:

Input:

name	age	country
Alice 30 USA
Bob 25 UK
Charlie 40 Canada

Keyword: bob Case sensitive: off Exact match: on

Output:

Bob	25	UK

Common Use Cases:

Use Filter TSV Data when you need to isolate a set of rows from a big TSV file maybe by a keyword, name, code, or tag. It’s ideal for debugging, preparing subsets of data for analysis, or extracting specific matches without opening a spreadsheet.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

After using Filter TSV Data, you might want to try Display TSV Statistics to get a better picture of what’s left. Or if you’re prepping the clean data for something else, Convert TSV to SQLite lets you drop it straight into a database.