CSV to LaTeX table

What this tool does

Paste CSV or TSV data and get a ready-to-paste LaTeX tabular back, right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded — it runs locally, works offline, and needs no sign-up. Pick a Style, set the Alignment, and optionally add a Caption / Label to wrap it in a table float.

Styles

Options

• Delimiter — auto detects CSV vs TSV from the first line, or force it with comma, tab, ;, |, or any single character.
• Alignment — a single l, c, or r applied to every column, or a per-column string like lcr (must match the number of columns).
• First row is a header — on by default; the header is split from the body by a \midrule (booktabs) or \hline (grid).
• Escape LaTeX special characters — on by default; turns & % $ # _ { } ~ ^ \ into their escaped forms so the table compiles. Turn it off to keep raw LaTeX (e.g. $x^2$ in a cell).
• Bold header cells — wrap each header cell in \textbf{…}.
• Caption / Label — set either one to wrap the tabular in a centered \begin{table}[ht] float with \caption{…} and \label{…} for cross-references.

Example

Input (CSV):

City,Population,Area
Tokyo,37400068,2194
Delhi,32900000,1484

Output (booktabs, alignment lrr):

\begin{tabular}{lrr}
\toprule
City & Population & Area \\
\midrule
Tokyo & 37400068 & 2194 \\
Delhi & 32900000 & 1484 \\
\bottomrule
\end{tabular}

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