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CSV to PDF

Convert CSV data to a formatted PDF table. Free online CSV to PDF converter. No signup, 100% private, works in your browser.

How it works

The CSV to PDF converter reads a comma-separated values file and renders it as a formatted table in a PDF document. Each row becomes a table row, with the first row auto-detected as a header. Choose font size, column widths, alternating row colors, and page orientation.

Spreadsheets and data exports in CSV format frequently need to be distributed as readable PDFs for non-technical stakeholders who don't have Excel or Google Sheets. A sales report in CSV becomes a clean PDF table for the weekly leadership review. An inventory export becomes a printable stock list.

How to use it: upload a .csv file or paste CSV data. The tool parses the data and shows a preview table. Configure the PDF: - Page orientation (portrait for narrow tables, landscape for wide ones) - Font size (9–12pt for data-dense tables) - Header row styling (bold, background color) - Alternating row colors (classic stripe pattern for readability) - Column widths (auto-fit to content, or manual)

Large tables: tables wider than the page width wrap into multiple column groups across pages (optional), or narrow the font size and use landscape orientation to fit wide tables on a single page.

Privacy: CSV parsing and PDF rendering run in the browser.

Frequently Asked Questions

My CSV has 50 columns — how do I fit them on one page?
Switch to landscape orientation and reduce font size to 7–8pt. For very wide tables, enable 'Multi-group pages' mode which splits the columns across multiple portrait pages (columns 1–10 on page 1, columns 11–20 on page 2, etc.) with the row key repeated on each group.
Can I apply conditional highlighting to rows in the PDF table?
Enable alternating row colors (zebra stripes) for basic visual separation. For conditional highlighting based on values (e.g., highlight rows where column B > 100 in red), this tool doesn't support dynamic conditions — use Excel or Google Sheets to format the table first, then export to PDF.
How are quoted strings with commas handled?
Standard CSV quoting is supported: values containing commas must be enclosed in double quotes ("Smith, John"), and double quotes within values are escaped by doubling (""). The parser follows RFC 4180 conventions.
Does it support semicolon-delimited CSV files (European format)?
Yes. The delimiter is auto-detected (comma, semicolon, tab, pipe). You can also manually specify the delimiter in the advanced settings.