Find CSV Dimensions

Find CSV Dimensions instantly. Count rows, columns, and cells with live preview. Supports trimming, header skipping, and empty row filtering.

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Supported file types: .txt, .csv, .log
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Options
Trim fields
Ignore first row
Ignore empty rows

How to Use:

  • Paste your CSV content into the CSV Input box or upload a .csv, .txt, or .log file using the Choose File button.
  • The tool calculates and displays the dimensions of your CSV file: number of rows, columns, and total cells.
  • Use the Options box to control how the data is processed:
    • Trim fields: Removes leading and trailing spaces from each cell before analyzing.
    • Ignore first row: Skips the first line of the file (commonly used for headers).
    • Ignore empty rows: Filters out blank or whitespace-only rows from the count.
  • The summary updates automatically in the Dimensions Output area as you type or toggle settings.
  • Below the result, you’ll see a Total characters counter that reflects the output length.
  • Click Copy Output to copy the result to your clipboard.
  • Use Clear All to reset everything input, toggles, file label, and output.

What Find CSV Dimensions can do:

This tool quickly analyzes CSV content and tells you how many rows and columns it contains. It’s useful for checking file structure before processing, debugging malformed data, or comparing file sizes at a glance. Whether you’re working with spreadsheets, exports, logs, or data feeds, you can toggle settings to ignore headers, trim values, or skip blank rows. It’s fast, lightweight, and runs entirely in your browser no upload, no wait, and no risk.

Example:

Input:

name,age,city
Alice,30,New York
Bob,25,Los Angeles
Charlie,22,Chicago

Output:

Rows: 3
Columns: 3
Total Cells: 9

Common Use Cases:

Use this to sanity check CSV files before import, analyze unknown files from clients or data vendors, or spot formatting issues fast. Ideal for developers, analysts, or anyone handling spreadsheet data.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

Once you’ve got the dimensions, Count CSV Columns and Count CSV Rows are both helpful if you want to break down those totals separately. And if something’s uneven, Fill Incomplete CSV Records can help smooth it out.

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