Convert Excel to CSV

Export each sheet of an .xlsx workbook to a UTF-8 CSV file that opens correctly everywhere. Dates, numbers and text are kept as they are.

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    How to excel to CSV

    1. Add one .xlsx file (from Excel or Google Sheets).
    2. Click “Convert to CSV”.
    3. Download the CSV, or a ZIP with one CSV per sheet.

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    Are my files uploaded anywhere?

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    What happens to formulas?

    CSV stores values only, so each cell’s last calculated value is exported — the same thing Excel does.

    Are non-English characters kept?

    Yes. The CSV is UTF-8 with a byte-order mark, so Excel, Google Sheets and other apps read accents and non-Latin scripts correctly.

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