Remove Duplicate Rows
Remove duplicate rows from CSV, TSV, or pasted table data.
Paste lines, CSV rows, or copied spreadsheet data. Processing happens locally in your browser.
Copy or download the deduplicated rows and paste them into Excel, Google Sheets, or a CSV file.
Use header names or 1-based column numbers. Leave blank for full-row duplicate matching.
Cleanup notes
- • Auto-detected delimiter: ,
Input rows
8
Rows detected before cleanup.
Output rows
5
Rows left after dedupe.
Duplicates removed
3
Repeated rows removed.
Empty rows removed
0
Only when enabled.
Cleaned Output Preview
| name | status | |
| alice@example.com | Alice | Active |
| bob@example.com | Bob | Pending |
| charlie@example.com | Charlie | Active |
| dana@example.com | Dana | Active |
Local cleanup
Pasted rows are deduplicated in your browser without backend calls.
Spreadsheet friendly
Works with copied Excel, Google Sheets, CSV, TSV, and line-based data.
Flexible matching
Use exact rows, trim spaces, ignore case, or match by selected key columns.
Dynamic Dedupe Insights
How Duplicate Row Removal Works
Duplicate row removal compares rows and keeps one copy.
Exact matching removes only rows that are identical.
Normalized matching can ignore whitespace or letter casing.
Key-based matching can remove duplicates based on selected columns.
Preserving order keeps the cleaned data close to the original input.
Exact Match vs Normalized Matching
Exact match
Apple and apple are different rows. Extra spaces can also make rows different.
Normalized match
Case and whitespace can be ignored while still preserving the original saved row.
Headers, Columns, and Key-Based Dedupe Notes
Spreadsheet and CSV Cleanup Use Cases
Common Duplicate-Row Examples
Privacy and Local Processing Notes
Pasted rows are processed locally in the browser.
No account is required, and no backend storage is added by this page.
Downloaded output is generated locally.
Avoid pasting sensitive production data unless necessary.
This tool is intended for lightweight spreadsheet cleanup and import preparation.
Method Explanation
- 1. Paste rows, CSV text, or spreadsheet-style data.
- 2. Choose line, CSV, or tab-separated mode.
- 3. Select delimiter and header options if needed.
- 4. Choose exact, normalized, or key-based duplicate matching.
- 5. Compare rows using the selected rule.
- 6. Keep the first or last occurrence based on the selected option.
- 7. Remove duplicate and optional empty rows.
- 8. Preview, copy, or download the cleaned output.
Frequently Asked Questions
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