The Best CSV Viewer
Chrome Extension
View, search, and filter CSV data in a clean, interactive table directly in your browser. No upload required.
From comma-packed text to sortable table
Parsy turns CSV and TSV data into a real table you can scan, filter, and copy from.
Built for everyday data review
A CSV viewer built for developers
Every feature is crafted for speed and productivity. No bloat, no tracking.
Sortable, Filterable Table
Rows and columns render as a real table you can scan and sort — not a wall of commas.
Delimiter Auto-Detection
Automatically detects commas, semicolons, or tabs so TSV files work exactly the same way.
Dark & Light Themes
Premium glassmorphism design in both modes. Switch instantly from the toolbar or popup panel.
Live Row Filtering
Type to filter rows in real time across every column.
File Viewer
Drag & drop local .csv or .tsv files. Works fully offline.
Zero Dependencies
100% pure JavaScript. No external libraries, no network requests, no tracking.
Premium developer experience
Every pixel is designed to reduce friction and enhance readability.
Stop squinting at raw data
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Install on Chrome — It's FreeWhy use Parsy as your CSV viewer?
A raw CSV file is just commas and line breaks until something renders it as a table. Parsy acts as a fast CSV and TSV viewer that turns exported data into a sortable, filterable table directly in your browser tab.
The delimiter is detected automatically, quoted values with embedded commas are parsed correctly, and a live filter box lets you narrow down rows without opening a spreadsheet app.
Frequently asked questions
Does Parsy support TSV (tab-separated) files?
Yes. Parsy auto-detects the delimiter — comma, semicolon, or tab — so CSV and TSV files both render the same way.
What's the maximum file size Parsy can handle?
Parsy runs entirely in your browser, so the practical limit depends on your device's memory rather than a fixed cap. Very large files (well over 100,000 rows) may render more slowly.
Can I sort and filter columns?
Yes. Click a column header to sort, or use the filter box to narrow rows live as you type.
Does Parsy handle quoted commas and special characters?
Yes. Parsy follows standard CSV quoting rules, so values containing commas, quotes, or line breaks inside quotes parse correctly.
Is my CSV data uploaded anywhere?
No. Parsing and rendering happen 100% locally — nothing is sent to a server.
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