CSVSuite Privacy Policy

A CSV file can contain personal rows, such as names, email addresses, or cities. CSVSuite processes CSV, JSON, XLSX spreadsheet, XML, and HTML in your browser, so the files do not need to be uploaded for conversion.

Introduction

A table opened on csvsuite.com may include contact details, locations, or other information that you want to keep private. For example, a CSV to JSON conversion can use the file already present in your browser. This policy explains how CSVSuite handles data when you use the site and its browser based converters.

Information Collection and Use

A conversion involves reading a file, changing its format, and exporting the result. For example, importing a CSV and exporting JSON takes place in your browser rather than through a file upload. CSVSuite does not collect, store, or transmit the contents of files that you process, and the tools do not require an account. The site uses basic traffic analytics to understand page use, but that analytics code does not receive the table data that you paste, upload, edit, or export.

Data Storage and Security

When you edit a table, the working data can remain in the browser while that tab is open. For example, temporary conversion data is held in browser memory and is cleared when you close the tab. CSVSuite may save preferences such as theme or interface settings locally, but it does not store or transmit file content or personal information to its servers.

Information Sharing and Disclosure

A file processed in your browser is different from a file sent to a service for processing. For example, CSVSuite cannot access the contents of a spreadsheet that stays in your browser. We do not sell, rent, or share your data with third parties, and we may update this policy when legal requirements change.

Cookies and local storage

A site preference can be saved without saving the table you are editing. For example, CSVSuite may store a color scheme in local storage so the site remembers light or dark mode, but that preference does not include CSV contents. The site analytics script can receive normal request and page event data, but it does not receive the contents of files pasted into the converters. This separation matters because usage measurement does not require access to your CSV values.

Changes to This Policy

This policy may change when the site or its legal obligations change. For example, an updated version will appear on this page rather than remaining hidden in older content. Reviewing this page helps you see the current description of CSVSuite privacy practices.

By using CSVSuite, you agree to these privacy practices. Your files remain on your device during browser based processing, which keeps the handling of your table clear and limited to the work you request.