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Load CSV data and quickly insert values into input fields on any webpage CSV2Input is a simple, no-setup tool that lets you load structured data from a CSV file and easily insert it into input fields on any webpage. Just select a CSV file from your local drive—no configuration required. Each row in your CSV becomes available through a convenient dropdown menu. The script extracts individual fields from each row and displays them as clickable data tags. When you click a tag, its value is inserted into the currently focused input field. Key Features: - No registration required: Just install the extension and start using it. - Secure: all data stored in your browser or local drive - Menu-based row selection: Quickly switch between rows and access their data. Data from first row works as navigation. - Clickable data tags: Each field in a CSV row becomes a clickable tag you can insert into inputs. If a field contains comma-separated values, they're automatically split into individual tags. - Data formatting for comma separated inputs: you can automatically append comma for lists (perfect for managing keywords) Great For: - Data labeling and annotation - Easily add and manage descriptive data - Developer testing with sample data - QA testing and automation - Repetitive form filling with structured inputs -Any task requiring fast and consistent data input Note: Forms embedded in iframes are not supported due to browser security restrictions.
Aug 9, 2025
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