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Stats2CSV

Built for analysts who value privacy and speed

Stats2CSV exists to make proprietary statistical formats accessible to every collaborator. We turn SPSS, Stata, and SAS datasets into lightweight CSV or XLSX files without forcing you to install complex software— all while keeping uploads secure and temporary.

Researcher friendly

Designed by analysts who work with survey data, panel studies, and regulatory submissions. We preserve labels and formats so context is never lost.

Privacy baked in

Uploads are encrypted, processed in isolation, and automatically wiped after download. No training datasets, no log scraping, no surprises.

Lightweight by design

The converter runs in your browser with minimal dependencies. We keep assets lean so global teams can use Stats2CSV even on limited bandwidth.

Why we built Stats2CSV

Many research, healthcare, and civic organisations rely on expensive statistical licenses to share datasets. Our goal is to lower that barrier without compromising data protection. From the beginning we focused on temporary processing, GDPR-friendly consent, and fast turnaround so teams can move data into modern stacks quickly.

  • • No retention: Source files and converted outputs are removed automatically after download.
  • • Format aware: Value labels, missing-value codes, and date formats are translated wherever CSV/XLSX allows.
  • • Ad-supported: Lightweight, CLS-safe ad placements keep the service free while funding hosting costs.

Who uses Stats2CSV?

• Graduate programs sharing SPSS survey exports with classmates who only have Excel.
• Public-sector teams migrating SAS compliance datasets into cloud warehouses.
• Agencies collaborating with freelance analysts who prefer Python or R toolchains.
• Product teams validating A/B tests exported from Stata dashboards.

No matter the workflow, we keep conversion simple so people can focus on analysis rather than file wrangling.

What’s next

We are continually improving conversion accuracy, adding structured JSON summaries, and exploring optional signed processing agreements for regulated industries. Join the newsletter (coming soon) or contact us with feature requests—we build openly and welcome feedback.