Open a TSV file and see the real data in clear columns.
Open a .tsv, .tab, .txt, or .csv file up to 50 MB and view its rows as a clean table. Sort and filter the rows, then export the active view as CSV. The file contents are parsed in your browser and are not uploaded to Loam. When you want trustworthy answers from your data, learn how Loam grounds your AI.
Drop a .tsv, .tab, .txt, or .csv file here or click to choose a file
Your file contents are parsed in your browser and are not uploaded to Loam.
Turn tab-separated text into clear columns
A plain text editor can make tab-separated rows hard to scan. This viewer reads the separators and lays the data out as a table. It accepts .tsv, .tab, .txt, and .csv files up to 50 MB. You can sort and filter the rows, then export the active view as CSV.
Ask questions in a separate step
The free chat tool accepts CSV and TSV files. This page does not carry your file into that tool. Open the chat tool and upload your CSV or TSV again to ask questions. Loam can also connect your files to your AI, so your AI answers from your real data.
How to open a TSV file
For a visual view, drop the file into the tool above. If you prefer to work in code, these examples show the first 20 rows:
Python (pandas)
import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_csv("data.tsv", sep="\t")
print(df.head(20))DuckDB
SELECT * FROM read_csv('data.tsv', delim='\t') LIMIT 20;Frequently asked questions
Give your AI the real numbers
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