A downloadable tool for Windows, macOS, and Linux

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This tool allows you to convert CSV files to XDTS and vice versa, allowing you to use any spreadsheet software/web app as an XSheet.

Drag and drop a CSV or XDTS file onto the app's window, it will create a converted file with the same name in the same directory.

You can specify any delimiter to use by choosing "Other" and providing the desired delimiter.

CSV syntax:

  • Frames start at 0, some software such as OpenToonz will shift things to start at 1 when importing. You can enable Frame Offset to address this.
  • Use "-" to denote no change from the previous entry, this is simply an empty placeholder.
  • Use "x" (case insentive) to denote that no drawing should be shown.

Here is the example CSV file in plain text for reference:

F, Level 1, Level 2, Level 3 
0, 1, -, -
2, 2, 1, -
4, 3, 2, 1
6, -, 3, 2
8, -, -, 3
11, x, x, x

The first entry of the first line is always "F" this is the frames column.

Subsequent entries on the first line are used as the names for each column/track.

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Click download now to get access to the following files:

CSV to XDTS - Windows 34 MB
CSV to XDTS - Linux 35 MB
CSV to XDTS - OSX 26 MB
Example CSV file 83 bytes

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This tool doesn't seem to work at all for me. Dragging and dropping the csv file into the window doesn't result in an xdts. Am I doing something wrong?

It works for the example file but not the one that I have exported directly from clip studio. Do I need the exact format of the example file? Cause if that's the case that would mean I need to go in and hand delete all the quotations that csp automatically puts in the values of every csv it outputs. At that point, I can't really automate any process; it'd be just as fast to just type out a new xsheet file or hand time frames.