CSV, TSV, semicolon, and pipe-delimited text files are supported.
SQL Server limits each INSERT to 1000 rows.
Turn delimited rows into safely quoted, batched SQL INSERT statements without uploading the source file.
Choose the target database, table name, header handling, value inference, and rows per statement. Identifiers and text values are quoted for the selected dialect, while the original CSV stays in this browser tab.
Table and column names are quoted for the selected database. Text values escape quotation marks and other characters required by that dialect; review the statements against the destination schema before importing them.
Type inference only emits unambiguous numbers and booleans without quotes. Values such as leading-zero IDs and strings with surrounding spaces remain text.
Empty or duplicate headers receive unique column names. Missing cells remain empty text or become NULL when that option is enabled, and large inputs are split into multiple INSERT statements.
Your CSV is read and converted in this browser tab and is not uploaded to a server.
The generator produces INSERT statements for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, and SQL Server. It does not create a table or infer a complete database schema, so the destination table and compatible columns must already exist.
Yes. Quoted fields may contain delimiters, escaped quotation marks, and line breaks. Use the delimiter menu if automatic detection does not match the source file.
With inference enabled, unambiguous numbers and true or false values are emitted as SQL literals. Leading-zero values, surrounding whitespace, dates, and other ambiguous values stay quoted text. Turn inference off when every cell should remain text.
No. Files up to 50 MB are read and converted in this browser tab by this tool. The parser also limits the table to 200,000 rows, 250 columns, or 2,000,000 cells, and available device memory may impose a lower practical limit.
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