SQL Insert Generator
Turn a table definition and rows of data into batched INSERT statements for three SQL dialects.
Build INSERT statements from rows
Rows: 0 · Statements: 0 ·
NULLs: 0
How to use the SQL Insert Generator
- Paste a header row followed by the data rows you want to insert.
- Choose the SQL dialect, table name and how many rows go in each statement.
- Copy the batched INSERT statements, with or without the CREATE TABLE.
Features
- Batched multi row INSERT statements
- MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQLite identifier quoting
- Automatic column type detection for CREATE TABLE
- Empty cells and NULL become real SQL NULL values
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the free online sql insert generator.
Paste a header row and the data rows, set the table name and dialect, then copy the batched
INSERT statements the tool produces.
MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQLite. MySQL uses backtick identifiers, while PostgreSQL and SQLite
use standard double quoted identifiers.
The rows per statement box sets how many rows share one INSERT. Batching hundreds of rows
into one statement can be much faster.
An empty cell or the word NULL becomes an unquoted SQL NULL rather than an empty string, and
the summary counts every NULL it wrote.
Yes. Single quotes are doubled in every dialect and backslashes are escaped for MySQL, so
text values cannot break the statement.
Each column is scanned and typed as integer, real, boolean, date or text based on the values
it actually contains in your rows.
Yes. Turn off the CREATE TABLE option when your table already exists and you only need the
INSERT statements.
Yes. Commas, tabs, pipes and semicolons are detected automatically, and quoted fields
containing the delimiter are kept intact.
No. All parsing and SQL generation happen in your browser, so your rows never leave your
device.
Yes. It is completely free with no account, no sign-up and no limit on how many statements
you generate.
Last updated: October 10, 2026