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Analyze two CSV tables side by side, spot additions, removals, or changes, and get a clear report of the differences.
Use a name or 1-based column number. Leave empty to compare complete rows.
Compare two CSV files and identify added, removed, changed, or unchanged rows using a selected comparison key.
Your data stays on your device and is never sent to our servers.
Clean, structure, and transform your data with rules tailored to the format being processed.
CSV, XLSX, and other tabular formats depending on each tool’s capabilities.
Get a clean, ready-to-use result in seconds without installing software or configuring a complex workflow.
Fonctionnement
The tool compares both CSV files row by row using the selected key or every column. It highlights rows that were added, removed, or modified, preserves the original structure whenever possible, and generates a clear comparison report that is easy to review, export, and share with your team.
Understand changes between two successive data extractions.
Compare records before and after a transformation or transfer.
Find missing or changed records across two systems.
Guide
Paste the CSV or provide the information required by the tool.
Choose the columns, rules, or options that match your objective.
Check the report, then copy or download the generated data.
No. Parsing, comparisons, and transformations are executed locally in your browser.
Yes. The CSV engine supports delimiters inside quoted fields and multiline quoted content.
Yes. When a new CSV is produced, it can be copied or downloaded directly from the page.
Learn how to compare two versions of a table using a stable key and distinguish added, removed and modified records.
Understand how to define a reliable duplicate key, distinguish exact and business duplicates, and validate a CSV before and after deduplication.
Discover when to split a large table by row count or by a column value, and how to preserve a useful structure in every output file.
Learn how tabular data is structured, how CSV, Excel, JSON and TSV differ, and how to choose the right format before cleaning, converting or automating a workflow.
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Split a CSV file into smaller files using the size or groups you choose.