Share a CSV as a link, no account needed
Drop a CSV and get a URL that opens the raw rows in any browser, with no spreadsheet app to install and no account to create, plus a QR code.
Any supported file works. Data: CSV · TSV · Parquet · Avro · ORC · JSONL · ICS · VCF
How it works
Drop your CSV
Drag a CSV file onto the box above, or browse to pick one. No account required.
We generate a link
Your file is validated as clean UTF-8 text, stored, and published at its own short URL that opens the raw rows.
Share it anywhere
Copy the link or scan the QR code. Recipients read the data in the browser, or download it to open in a spreadsheet.
Why a link beats an attachment
Opens as plain text
The link shows the raw CSV in the browser, so anyone can eyeball the rows without importing anything first.
Nothing to download first
Recipients read the rows in a browser tab instead of pulling a file onto their machine, and it is served as inert text, so nothing in a cell can run.
A stable URL for data
Point a script, a teammate, or a dashboard at one link instead of re-emailing the export every time it changes.
Frequently asked questions
How is the CSV shown?
It opens as readable plain text in the browser, so recipients can scan the raw rows immediately, and they can download it to open in Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets whenever they need the full spreadsheet.
Is it safe to open?
Yes. We validate the upload as clean UTF-8 text and serve it inert with a nosniff header, so it is never treated as a program. A CSV-injection payload hidden in a cell can’t execute just because someone opened the link.
Do I need an account?
No. You can drop a CSV and get a link without signing up. Signing in free unlocks longer-lived links, and paid plans add password protection and view analytics.
How long does the link stay live?
Anonymous links last 48 hours. Sign in free and your links stay live for 30 days. When a link expires it simply stops resolving, with no crippled preview mode.
Can I keep the data private?
Yes, on a paid plan. You can lock any page behind a password so only people with the code can open the data, which matters for exports that contain customer or business records.
Working with structured data? Share a JSON file as a link. Need the full workbook? Share an Excel file as a link.