CSV to SQL Converter
Generate INSERT statements from CSV in your browser—no upload, no data stored on our site. Supports major SQL dialects.
Nothing leaves your browser
CSV files and generated SQL are processed only on your device. We do not upload, store, or log your data.
CSV input
Paste CSV or upload a .csv file (header row required).
SQL output
Used when multi-value INSERT is on.
Add CSV above to generate INSERT statements.
Why use this converter
Move spreadsheet or export data toward SQL quickly, with full control over dialect and batching—without sending files to a server.
Private by design
CSV and generated SQL never leave your browser. Nothing is uploaded to Infyways servers or stored in a database.
Multiple dialects
Identifiers and literals are quoted for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, or SQL Server so output matches common conventions.
Batched INSERTs
Optional multi-row INSERT batches keep file size manageable for large exports while staying readable.
Sensible defaults
Toggle type inference for numbers and booleans, and choose whether empty cells become NULL or empty strings.
How to Use
Simple 3-step process
Step 1
Paste CSV text or upload a file. The first row must be column headers.
Step 2
Choose your SQL dialect, table name, and whether to batch multi-value INSERTs or infer numbers from cells.
Step 3
Review the preview, then copy or download the .sql file for your database client or migration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about this tool and how it works.
See Full FAQJSON to SQL converts JSON objects or arrays. CSV to SQL is for tabular exports: one header row and delimiter-separated values—typical for spreadsheets and data dumps.
No. Parsing and SQL generation run entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Closing the tab clears the in-memory data from this page.
Column names become the INSERT column list. If your file has no header, add one or use a spreadsheet to insert a row of field names.
Papa Parse auto-detects common delimiters in many cases. For unusual files, convert to comma-separated first or open in Excel and export as CSV.
This tool focuses on INSERT statements. Define your schema separately or use your database’s import tools for DDL.
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