How to convert CSV to PDF
- Add your CSV file.
- Choose the page size and orientation.
- Download the table as a PDF.
CSV is the most common export format: point-of-sale systems, ERPs, online banking, e-commerce platforms, student or customer lists… Opened as is, though, it is just a string of values separated by commas or semicolons, hard to read and not something you can send to a client or a manager. Converting it to PDF gives you a real table with aligned columns that anyone can open without Excel.
The delimiter is detected automatically (comma, semicolon, tab or pipe), which avoids the usual trouble with files exported from European versions of Excel that use semicolons. Landscape is pre-selected because CSV exports tend to have many columns; for a very wide table, switch to A3.
It is useful for archiving a stock report, sharing an order list, printing an attendance list or attaching a statement to a file. Your file is processed in memory and deleted automatically after 30 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
My CSV uses semicolons. Is that a problem?
No, the delimiter (comma, semicolon, tab or pipe) is recognized automatically.
What if my table has too many columns?
Keep landscape orientation and choose A3 to give the columns more room.
Do I need Excel to convert CSV to PDF?
No, just add the CSV file; no software is needed, even on a phone.
Are accents and non-Latin characters kept?
Text is read as it is stored in the file; for reliable results, export your CSV as UTF-8.
Is it free?
Yes, it is free with no sign-up, and the file is deleted after 30 minutes.