Launched June 10, 2025
Array Cat
Convert data to array
Free4,150 impressions#5 of its week
ArrayCat is a free tool for converting a list of data or any string into an array. For example, you can convert a CSV file into a PHP array. Or, into a JavaScript array. Or even into a SQL insertion, which is technically not an array, but cats get confused sometimes.
ArrayCat converts strings or data lists into code arrays and offers list transformations.
- for
- Developers needing quick data-to-array conversions and simple list cleanup.
- pricing
- free
- license
- open source
Key features
6 features of Array Cat
- Multi-language array output — Generate arrays in PHP, JavaScript, Python, Delphi, Go, Pascal, and SQL insert statements.
- Data format flexibility — Accepts CSV, tab-separated, quoted, or one-item-per-row inputs.
- List transformations — Sort, deduplicate, trim whitespace, remove diacritics, and more.
- Encoding utilities — Base64-encode elements or convert to HTML entities.
- Copy to clipboard — One-click copy of the generated array.
- Free web tool — All features available without registration or payment.
Use cases
- Convert a CSV of usernames into a PHP array for configuration files
- Generate a JavaScript array from a list of CSS class names
- Create a SQL INSERT script from a plain-text data dump
- Clean up and deduplicate a list of email addresses before importing
Array Cat FAQ
What input formats does ArrayCat accept?+
It accepts one item per row, comma-separated, tab-separated, or items inside quotation marks.
Which programming languages can I export arrays to?+
ArrayCat can output arrays for PHP, JavaScript, Python, Delphi, Go, Pascal, and SQL insert statements.
Can I remove duplicate entries from my list?+
Yes, the tool includes a 'remove duplicate elements' transformation.
Is there any cost to use ArrayCat?+
ArrayCat is a free tool with all features available without payment.
How do I get the result after conversion?+
Click 'Copy to clipboard' to copy the generated array to your clipboard.
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