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Comma to Line / Line to Comma

Convert between comma-separated values and line-by-line lists

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β—ˆ How to Use

1

Choose a mode: Delimiter to Lines or Lines to Delimiter

2

Select your delimiter type (comma, semicolon, pipe, tab, or custom)

3

Paste your text in the input area and see the converted output instantly

4

Copy the result or swap input/output to convert back

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

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β—‰ Who Is This For?

  • βœ“Developers converting between data formats quickly
  • βœ“Data analysts preparing lists for spreadsheets or databases
  • βœ“Anyone who needs to convert between comma-separated and line-by-line formats

β˜… Why Choose EllyTools?

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Comma-Line Converter: Switching Between CSV and Line-Separated Lists

Sometimes you have a comma-separated list and you need it as one item per line β€” or vice versa. This is one of those tiny tasks that comes up surprisingly often when copying data between spreadsheets, code, and form fields.

Spreadsheets, databases, and code all favor different list formats. Excel exports comma-separated, but pasting into a 'one email per line' field needs newlines. SQL IN clauses want comma-quoted strings. JavaScript array literals want quoted commas. Switching between these by hand is tedious and error-prone.

Common conversions

  • β€’Comma-separated β†’ one item per line (for paste into multiline fields)
  • β€’Lines β†’ comma-separated (for CSV import or array literal)
  • β€’With or without quoting each item
  • β€’Optional whitespace stripping per item

Extended FAQ

What about commas inside the items themselves?

If your data contains commas as part of the values (like 'Smith, John'), use quoted CSV mode β€” the converter wraps each item in double quotes so embedded commas don't break the parsing.

Are my pasted values stored?

No β€” runs entirely in your browser.