Editors for the formats everyone meets: spreadsheets, API payloads, configuration files, Markdown and PDF documents.
These are the files that pass through every desk and every system: a CSV export from one program for another, the JSON an API returned, an XML configuration, a README in Markdown, a PDF that has to be split before it is sent. Each has an editor here that opens it in the browser, shows its structure, and lets it be fixed and saved without installing anything.
The editors read files the way their formats define them, and they say what is wrong in plain words: a missing comma in JSON, an unclosed tag in XML, a row with one column too many in a CSV. Broken JSON and XML can be repaired in one click; tables can be sorted, de-duplicated and converted; Markdown can be written as source or edited on the page and exchanged with Word; PDF pages can be rearranged, split and merged.
What the General tools do
Text or structure
Edit as source with highlighting, or as a grid, a tree, a form or a page — the same document either way.
Repair and convert
Fix broken files, format or minify them, and convert between CSV, Excel, JSON, XML, YAML, Markdown, Word and HTML.
Nothing uploaded
Files are opened and saved in your browser; even PDF and Word files never leave your computer.
The tools
Everyday formats — tables, API payloads, configuration, Markdown and PDF documents.
CSV Editor
Edit CSV and Excel sheets in a fast grid, then save in the format you need.
CSV and Excel (.xlsx) workbooks, one sheet per file