Free Online CSV Cleaner: Fix Messy XYZ Data Files
Every dataset arrives messy
Field data never arrives ready: the surveyor used semicolons, the logger used tabs, someone typed notes between rows, and the same point appears three times. The cleaner above takes that reality and returns a tidy file. All delimiters normalize to your choice, lines that are not pure numbers are filtered out, exact duplicates collapse to one, and decimals round to the precision you ask for. The preview shows what survived, the counters show what was removed, and the download is one click.

Like every tool here, the cleaning happens in your browser: paste from a spreadsheet or load a file, and nothing is sent anywhere.
Why the counters matter
- Lines in versus rows out is the honesty check: when a thousand line survey shrinks to eight hundred rows, you want to know before mapping it, not after.
- The duplicates counter catches double downloads and copy paste accidents, the quiet killers of volume calculations.
- The column count exposes ragged files early: a row with a missing coordinate produces a column mismatch you can hunt down in the source.
- Rounding to sensible precision keeps files small and stops false precision from surviving into reports.
Built as the front door
This cleaner exists because the mapping tools next door deserve clean input: run your points through here, then straight into the contour map generator, the earthworks calculator, or any spreadsheet, with the mess left behind.
Related Calculators and Reference
- Free Online Contour Map Generator for mapping the cleaned points.
- Free Online Earthworks Volume Calculator for cut and fill from clean elevations.
- Free Online LAS to CSV Converter for well log files that need the same treatment.
- External reference: the USGS on open data formats and quality.
