Paste a column from Excel or a list of items and turn it into a comma-separated line, or the other way round.
apple / banana / cherry (one per line) → Output: apple, banana, cherry('apple', 'banana', 'cherry') ready to paste into a query.| Option | What it does |
|---|---|
| Trim spaces | Removes spaces at the start and end of each item. |
| Remove empty items | Drops blank lines so you do not get double commas. |
| Remove duplicates | Keeps the first copy of each item (case-sensitive). |
| Wrap in quotes | Adds single or double quotes; quote characters inside an item are doubled. |
| Sort | Alphabetical, reverse, or numeric order. |
Everything runs in your browser, so lists with private data such as email addresses or customer IDs are never uploaded.
Paste the column, keep "New lines" as the input separator and "Comma" as the join. The result shows all items on one line separated by commas.
Click the SQL IN list preset. It wraps each item in single quotes, joins them with commas and puts the whole list in brackets.
Yes. Paste the list, set "Split input by" to commas and "Join with" to New line, or click Back to column after converting.
Yes. Tick Remove duplicates and Remove empty items. Empty items are removed by default.
There is no fixed limit. Very large lists depend on your browser memory, but tens of thousands of lines work normally.