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Pivot Table Maker

Turn pasted CSV data into a pivot table by choosing row, column, and value fields with sum, count, or average aggregation, in your browser.

This works right here on your device — nothing gets sent out.

How the pivot table maker works

  1. Paste CSV data with a header row.
  2. Choose which column becomes the row labels, which becomes the column labels, and which column's values to aggregate.
  3. Choose an aggregation method — sum, count, or average — and the pivot table updates instantly.

FAQ

What does a pivot table actually do?

It reorganizes rows of data into a summary grid — choosing one column's values as row labels, another's values as column labels, and aggregating a third column's values (by sum, count, or average) into each cell where a row and column intersect.

What's the difference between Sum, Count, and Average?

Sum adds up the value column's numbers for each cell; Count just counts how many matching rows there are, regardless of the value; Average divides the sum by the count. Count is useful even for non-numeric value columns, since it just counts occurrences.

Can I paste data straight from a spreadsheet?

This tool expects comma-separated CSV, so if you're copying from a spreadsheet, use a "paste as CSV" option or convert tab-separated data first with our TSV to CSV Converter.

Is my data sent anywhere?

No. The pivot table is built entirely in your browser as you type or change settings — nothing is sent to Online Tool Store or stored.

How we compare

Feature Online Tool Store Google Sheets pivot table Excel PivotTable
No spreadsheet app needed ✓ Requires Google Sheets Requires Excel
Paste and go, no setup wizard ✓ Multi-step wizard Multi-step wizard
Data never uploaded to a server ✓ Cloud-based ✓

For a quick pivot summary of pasted CSV data without opening a spreadsheet app, the Online Tool Store Pivot Table Maker builds it instantly.

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