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Convert delimited .txt files into Excel (.xlsx) or CSV.

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or click to browse (.txt, .zip of .txt — max 15 MB)

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Choose how columns are separated — comma, pipe, semicolon, colon, tab, space, or a custom symbol (max 8 characters).

Space delimiter tip: Column headers must not contain spaces, or they will split into extra columns (for example Emp ID becomes Emp + ID). Write headers with underscores instead.
Emp_ID Name Value Units
Avoid: Emp ID Name Value Units
Ready. Upload a delimited .txt file or ZIP to begin.

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Check how your text splits into columns. Change the delimiter above if the table looks wrong, then click Convert to Excel.

Limits & notes

  • Supported: .txt and .zip archives of .txt files.
  • Single workbook puts each selected text file on its own sheet; Batch ZIP writes one Excel/CSV per file.
  • With Space delimiter, headers must not contain spaces — use Emp_ID instead of Emp ID.
  • Your plan (Free): up to 15 MB, 5,000 rows per file, and 10 text files.
Plan File size Max files Rows per file
Free (you) 15 MB 10 Up to 5,000
Pro 30 MB 40 Up to 20,000
Premium 60 MB 100 Up to 50,000
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How to Use
  1. Upload a .txt file with values separated by a delimiter.
  2. Choose the delimiter (comma, pipe, semicolon, colon, tab, space, or custom).
  3. If you use Space as the delimiter, write headers without spaces (use Emp_ID instead of Emp ID).
  4. Choose output format (.xlsx or .csv) and click Convert to Excel.
  5. Review the preview, then click Download.
Pro Tips
  • For Space delimiter, never put spaces inside column headers — use underscores (Emp_ID, Unit_Price).
  • Example header row: Emp_ID Name Value Units
  • Prefer comma or pipe if your headers or values naturally contain spaces.
  • Turn on First row is header when your file includes column names.
FAQs
QWhy do I see an extra ID column when using Space?
A

Headers like Emp ID are split into Emp and ID because space is the column separator. Write Emp_ID (or EmpID) instead.

QWhich delimiters are supported?
A

Comma, pipe, semicolon, colon, tab, space, plus any custom symbol up to 8 characters.

QCan I download both CSV and Excel?
A

Yes. Convert once, then switch the Output format and click Download again.