CSV to SQL
Turn CSV into SQL INSERT statements. The header row becomes columns. Rows stay in the tab.
Runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
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About this tool
Turn CSV into INSERT statements. The header row is the column list. Values are quoted like the JSON to SQL tool.
How to use: paste CSV, set a table name, copy. Jagged rows get empty cells.
Example: id,name plus two rows becomes INSERT INTO "users". Related: CSV query to filter before you generate SQL.
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