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Convert CSV to SQLite
Create a free SQLite database from CSV. Choose a table name and column types, then download a real database file.
CSV → SQLite
Free conversion in your browser. Your file stays on this device.
- Choose your CSV
Open a file, paste CSV text, or try the sample.
- Review the preview
Choose a table name and column types; check the schema preview.
- Download
Save your .sqlite file with the current settings.
Source table preview
example.csv
45 B · 2 rows · 2 columns
| Project | Status |
|---|---|
| Website | Ready |
| Docs | In progress |
The downloaded SQLITE contains the complete table. This preview shows the source values.
SQLite output supports up to 20 MB, 100,000 rows, 1 million cells and 500 columns.
Three simple steps
How to convert CSV to SQLite
- 1. Open your CSV
Choose a file up to 50 MB, paste CSV text, or try the fictional sample. The first row supplies column headers.
- 2. Review the output
Check the preview and available format settings. Edit CSV opens the same document in the editor; return with your changes intact.
- 3. Save your result
Download the generated .sqlite file. No signup or payment is required.
Output contract
What the SQLite converter writes
Source cells default to TEXT. Explicit INTEGER and REAL columns are validated, and optional NULL token mapping distinguishes missing values from empty text.
The preview is bounded so larger files stay manageable. Downloads use the complete parsed document within the format limits, including changes made in the editor.
Parsing and conversion happen on your device. Your CSV is not uploaded to a conversion server. An error preserves the current input so you can adjust settings or edit the source and try again.
Plain answers
SQLite conversion questions
Is this a real SQLite file?+
Yes. A format-native writer creates a valid .sqlite file, not a renamed CSV.
When is the download created?+
The output preview appears after parsing. Copy and download generate the complete output with your current settings; the preview can show fewer rows than the exported file.
What happens to data types?+
Cells stay as text by default, preserving identifiers and leading zeroes. SQL and SQLite allow explicit column types; invalid values are reported before download.