Which encodings are supported?

UTF-8, ISO-8859-1 (Latin1), Windows-1252, and UTF-16.

Can I fix a CSV with broken accents?

Yes, import the file with the correct source encoding, then re-export as UTF-8.

No, all processing is done in your browser.

🇬🇧WebFileTools/Encoding Converter

Convert text file encoding: UTF-8, Latin1, Windows-1252. Fix broken accented characters. 100% browser-based.

Source Encoding

Target Encoding

Drop a text/CSV file or click to select

WebFileTools Encoding Converter fixes character encoding issues by converting between the most common encodings.

Import your file, select source and target encoding, then download the converted file.

Which encodings are supported?: UTF-8, ISO-8859-1 (Latin1), Windows-1252, and UTF-16.
Can I fix a CSV with broken accents?: Yes, import the file with the correct source encoding, then re-export as UTF-8.
Is the file sent to a server?: No, all processing is done in your browser.

Convert your CSV files to Excel (.xlsx) in your browser. Choose your delimiter (comma, semicolon, tab) and download the result. 100% local.

Validate, format, and minify JSON. Syntax highlighting and file import. 100% in the browser.

Compare two texts and visualize differences line by line. Additions, deletions, modifications. Free.