Remove CSV Separator

Remove unwanted commas, tabs, or custom separators from CSV files instantly using the Remove CSV Separator tool. Preview and export cleaned text with ease.

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Supported file types: .txt, .csv, .tsv, .log, .json, .xml, .md, .ini, .yaml, .yml, .html, .htm, .css
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Options
Remove commas
Remove tabs
Maximize output

How to Use:

  • Paste your CSV content into the Input CSV box or import a supported file using the Choose File button.
  • The cleaned result will appear instantly in the Separator-Free Output box as you make changes.
  • Use the Remove commas toggle to strip out all commas from your data.
  • Use the Remove tabs toggle if your CSV is tab-delimited or includes tab characters.
  • Use the Custom Separator input to define any other character (like | or ;) to remove throughout the file.
  • Enable Maximize output to expand the output textarea for easier viewing of larger content.
  • Below the output box, view a live-updating Total characters counter.
  • Use Copy Output to copy the cleaned result or Export to File to download it as a .txt.
  • Use Clear All to reset everything input, toggles, counter, file, and output.

What Remove CSV Separator can do:

Remove CSV Separator helps you quickly clean up structured data by eliminating specific separators. Whether you’re prepping data for plain-text conversion, eliminating extra delimiters from exported systems, or flattening a file for reprocessing, this tool gives you full control. You can strip commas, remove tabs, or eliminate custom characters line-by-line without needing a spreadsheet. It’s all live, client-side, and exportable, and the tool adjusts instantly with every change.

Example:

Before:

Name,Age,Score
Alice,30,95
Bob,27,88

After removing commas:

NameAgeScore
Alice3095
Bob2788

After removing commas and setting custom separator to “e”:

NamAgScor
Alic3095
Bob2788

Common Use Cases:

Useful when cleaning CSV exports from other systems, removing delimiters before parsing, preparing text for import into systems that don’t support CSV, or simplifying data for printing. You can clean tabs from TSVs, strip pipes or semicolons from odd exports, or flatten your content for downstream tools. It’s simple, flexible, and always live.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

If you’re merging everything into plain text, try Convert CSV to TXT for a cleaner result. And after removing the separators, Normalize Text Spacing helps smooth out any weird gaps left behind.

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