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Convert CSV to TOML - Complete Guide

Step 1

Input Your CSV Data

Get your CSV data ready for conversion. You have several convenient options:

Paste directly: Copy CSV from Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet application
Upload file: Click the Upload button to select a .csv file from your computer
Try sample: Click the Sample button to see a working example

CSV format example: First row should contain headers

name,age,email
John Doe,30,[email protected]
Jane Smith,25,[email protected]
Step 2

Automatic Conversion to TOML

Watch as your CSV is instantly transformed into TOML format. The converter provides:

Smart type detection: Automatically detects numbers, booleans, and strings
Array of tables syntax: Each row becomes a [[row]] entry
Real-time validation: See errors immediately with clear messages

Output example: The CSV above converts to:

[[row]]
name = "John Doe"
age = 30
email = "[email protected]"

[[row]]
name = "Jane Smith"
age = 25
email = "[email protected]"
Step 3

Download or Copy Result

Download the TOML file or copy it to your clipboard. Perfect for Rust projects, Python configs, or any TOML-based configuration.

FAQs About CSV to TOML Conversion

Why convert CSV to TOML?

CSV is great for tabular data but TOML provides better structure for configuration files. Converting CSV to TOML allows you to use spreadsheet data as configuration, generate test fixtures, or migrate database exports to modern config formats.

How are CSV rows converted to TOML?

Each CSV row becomes a TOML table entry using the array of tables syntax ([[row]]). The first row (headers) becomes the keys, and subsequent rows become values. Types are automatically detected.

Does it handle different data types?

Yes! The converter automatically detects: true/false as booleans, numeric values as numbers, and everything else as strings. Empty values become null.

Can I convert back to CSV?

Yes! Use our TOML to CSV converter. We also offer TOML Formatter, Validator, and converters for JSON, YAML, and more.