Paste a table, download a .csv file
Copying cells out of Google Sheets or Excel gives you tab-separated text. Paste it here and it is recognised as a table and saved with the right extension, so the next app opens it in columns instead of one long line.
Press ⌘V to paste
A screenshot, an image, text, JSON, a PDF, a whole file — anything on your clipboard becomes a download.
or drop a file anywhere on this page
Steps
- 01Select the cells and copy them.
- 02Press ⌘V here — tab-separated data saves as .tsv, comma-separated as .csv.
- 03Rename the file and Download.
Good to know
Detection checks every row
The separator is only accepted when every sampled line has the same number of fields, so a paragraph containing commas is not mistaken for a table.
Switching between CSV and TSV
Change the extension in the filename field. The contents are unchanged — only the type the next program assumes.
Questions
Will Excel open the downloaded file correctly?
Yes. Keep the .tsv extension for clipboard data copied from a spreadsheet, since that data is genuinely tab-separated.
Are my numbers reformatted?
No. The text is saved exactly as copied, so leading zeros and long IDs survive.