CSV uploads
Start a conversation with CSV data uploaded from your computer, a URL or the clipboard.
Upload CSV data, ask questions in plain language and explore the answers through charts and saved conversations.
ChatCSV lets you upload a CSV and explore its contents through a conversation. Add a file from your computer, a URL or the clipboard, then ask questions about the dataset. It suggests starting questions and returns charts for visual requests.
Saved conversations can be revisited, renamed, deleted or shared with colleagues. Developers can also build an integration with the ChatCSV API, which accepts conversational messages and file URLs and streams model responses.
Start a conversation with CSV data uploaded from your computer, a URL or the clipboard.
Receive common questions about the uploaded dataset to help begin an analysis.
Ask for visual comparisons. ChatCSV supports bar charts, pie charts, line charts, histograms and scatter plots.
Return to previous chats, rename or delete them, and share conversations with colleagues.
Authenticate with a ChatCSV API key and send messages with file URLs. Responses arrive as server-sent events; API file URLs must be publicly accessible.
Use suggested questions and follow-up prompts to understand a dataset before building a more detailed analysis.
Ask for a category comparison or a time-based chart from records in your file.
Save and share a conversation so teammates can revisit the questions and resulting analysis.
Use the API to send conversation history and publicly accessible files to a model, then display its streamed response.
Sign in through the ChatCSV login page using Google, GitHub or email. Upload a CSV from your computer, a URL or the clipboard and start a conversation.
ChatCSV generates common starting questions after you upload data. You can then ask your own questions or follow up in the conversation.
You can request bar charts, pie charts, line charts, histograms and scatter plots. Check the result against your source data before relying on the analysis.
The API takes a list of file URLs, and every URL must be publicly accessible. Its documented formats include CSV, JSON, XLSX, TXT, HTML, XML, Parquet, DTA, SAS and SAV. This is the API file-input scope.
In the ChatCSV dashboard, open your account menu, choose API and create an API key. Send it as a Bearer token with a conversation request. Responses stream as data-only server-sent events.
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