PlainGrid — CSV Table Viewer & EditorPlainGrid turns CSV and TSV files into a clear, editable table inside Visual Studio Code. It is designed for developers, analysts, and anyone who wants to inspect or make focused changes to tabular data without opening a full spreadsheet application. What you can do
Filtering and sorting only change what you see. They do not reorder or remove data in the file. Editing without unnecessary rewritesWhen you edit a cell, PlainGrid replaces only that cell's text range. Unchanged content keeps its original delimiter, quoting, BOM, line endings, and final newline style. Row and column changes are normal VS Code document edits, so they can be reviewed, undone, and saved with the usual workflow. How to use PlainGrid
You can also use Reopen Editor With... → PlainGrid CSV Table Editor. PlainGrid is optional and does not automatically replace VS Code's standard text editor. Keyboard editing
LanguagesPlainGrid follows your VS Code display language automatically.
Change the language with Configure Display Language in the VS Code Command Palette, then reload VS Code. InstallMarketplace publication is currently being verified by Microsoft. Once approved, PlainGrid will be available from the Visual Studio Marketplace and from the Extensions view in VS Code by searching for PlainGrid. Current limitsPlainGrid opens files up to 5 MB, 50,000 rows, 200 columns, 250,000 total cells, and 1,000,000 characters per cell in table view. Files beyond these limits remain available in VS Code's standard text editor. PlainGrid does not provide formulas, charts, cell styling, multiple sheets, character encoding conversion, or full spreadsheet features. PrivacyPlainGrid does not use telemetry, analytics, external APIs, or network communication. Your CSV and TSV content stays inside VS Code and is never uploaded by the extension. FeedbackFound a bug or have an idea? Please open an issue in the GitHub issue tracker. License |