1. Paste your CSV data into the text area, or drag & drop a .csv file.
2. Choose the delimiter (comma, semicolon, tab, or pipe) if needed.
3. Select table style options: striped rows, hover effect, borders, condensed view, and whether the first row should be treated as table header.
4. Click Convert to HTML Table.
5. Preview the result and copy the generated HTML code with one click.

Yes! The parser correctly handles fields enclosed in double quotes, including commas, line breaks, and escaped quotes (""). If your data uses a different delimiter, adjust the setting accordingly.

Absolutely. The output includes Bootstrap’s table-responsive wrapper, which makes the table scroll horizontally on small screens. You can also combine it with Bootstrap’s other utility classes for even more control.

By default the table uses Bootstrap CSS classes (table, table-striped, table-hover, etc.). If your site already uses Bootstrap 5.x, the table will style automatically. Without Bootstrap, the table remains semantic HTML—you can replace the classes with your own or use a lightweight CSS framework.

No. All processing happens directly in your browser. We never upload, store, or share your CSV data. Your privacy is fully protected.