Semicolons separate values in many regional spreadsheet setups, where the comma is reserved as the decimal mark.
This tool joins your list with semicolons and lets you choose whether to add a space after each one.
How to use Semicolon Separator Tool
- Paste the list you want joined, one item per line.
- Use the spacing toggle to add a space after each semicolon or keep it tight.
- Copy the semicolon-separated line from the right panel.
What you can do with it
- Prepare a semicolon list for a regional CSV import.
- Join values for a system that expects semicolons.
- Make a semicolon-separated line of tags.
Good to know
Several European locales use the semicolon as the CSV delimiter because the comma acts as the decimal separator. This tool produces a simple semicolon line, not a full multi-column CSV.
Frequently asked questions
Why use semicolons instead of commas?
In some locales the comma is the decimal separator, so spreadsheets use the semicolon as the field delimiter instead.
Can I remove the space after each semicolon?
Yes. The spacing toggle switches between a space after each semicolon and tight semicolons.
Is this a full CSV converter?
No. It joins a list with semicolons; for multi-column CSV with quoting use a CSV tool.