CSV to SQL Insert Converter
Turn a CSV file into SQL INSERT statements ready to load into a database.
From spreadsheet to database
Getting CSV data into a database usually means writing INSERT statements, one per row, which is unthinkable by hand for anything but a handful of rows. This converts a CSV into ready-to-run SQL inserts, using the header row as column names, so you can load a spreadsheet's worth of data into a table in one paste.
Paste your CSV and the INSERT statements are generated.
The details that keep it valid
Correct SQL generation handles the things that break naive conversion: quoting text values, escaping quotes inside them, and formatting numbers and nulls appropriately. It is worth checking that the generated column names and types match your table, and for very large files, a database's native bulk-import is faster than running thousands of individual inserts. But for the common job of loading a moderate CSV into an existing table, generated INSERT statements are the quick, reliable route.
Common questions
What does it generate?
SQL INSERT statements, one per CSV row, using the header row as column names.
Does it handle quotes and special characters?
Yes — it quotes text values and escapes quotes inside them, which is exactly what naive conversion gets wrong.
Is my data uploaded?
No. The conversion happens in your browser.