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A fast, single-file spreadsheet viewer. Drop an Excel or OpenDocument workbook (.xlsx, .xls, .ods and more) to explore its sheets as tables — offline, nothing uploaded.
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Single-file spreadsheet viewer — Excel/ODS/CSV with multiple sheets & formulas. Offline, private.
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A fast, mobile-first, single-file spreadsheet viewer. Drag & drop an Excel or
OpenDocument workbook and browse every sheet as a clean table — one tap flips to a
CSV source view. It's a viewer, not an editor — no toolbars, no accounts,
no uploads. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Part of the File Viewer family — HTML, Markdown,
ePUB, PDF, Data, DOCX, and Sheets each have their own dedicated viewer. Use the
☰ menu in the header to jump between them.Read the full README ↗A fast, mobile-first, single-file spreadsheet viewer. Drag & drop an Excel or OpenDocument workbook and browse every sheet as a clean table — one tap flips to a CSV source view. It's a viewer, not an editor — no toolbars, no accounts, no uploads. Everything runs locally in your browser.
🔗 Live: https://sheets-viewer.us/
Part of the File Viewer family — HTML, Markdown, ePUB, PDF, Data, DOCX, and Sheets each have their own dedicated viewer. Use the ☰ menu in the header to jump between them.
</> Source view — one tap shows the active sheet as syntax-highlighted
CSV (quoted-field aware).index.html is self-contained and works offline,
even from file://..xlsx .xlsm .xlsb .xls .xlt .xltx .xltm .xlam .ods .fods
.dif .prn .dbf .numbers .xlml .wk1 .wk3 .et
CSV and TSV are handled by the sibling Data Viewer (which also does JSON, YAML, and XML), so they're intentionally not duplicated here.
Just open it. Download index.html, double-click it — no
server, no build, no internet needed.
python3 -m http.server 8080 # then open http://localhost:8080
Connect the repo (Workers & Pages → Create → Pages → Connect to Git),
framework preset None, build command blank, output directory /. The
_headers file applies a strict CSP automatically. Add the custom
domain sheets-viewer.us under the project's Custom domains tab.
Everything is in index.html — app logic plus two inline libraries,
so parsing and highlighting work offline:
v0.18.5 (Apache-2.0) —
reads .xlsx, .xls, .ods, and many more spreadsheet formats.v11.9.0
(BSD-3-Clause) — highlights the CSV source view.Tables are built as escaped DOM (never innerHTML of untrusted cell text),
so the viewer's CSP stays strict (default-src 'none', no external assets).
Note: this is a viewer — it shows values + structure. Rich cell styling, colors, merged-cell formatting, and charts aren't rendered; formulas show their last-saved computed values.
| Component | Version | License |
|---|---|---|
| SheetJS (xlsx) | 0.18.5 | Apache-2.0 |
| highlight.js | 11.9.0 | BSD-3-Clause |
| JetBrains Mono | subset | OFL-1.1 |
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MIT © 2026 Michal Ferber, aka TechGuyWithABeard. Bundled
components retain their own licenses — see LICENSE and
Credits.